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BOLLYWOOD: FAMILIAR STORIES, FADING CINEMATIC IMPACT
Ah, the age-old tale of twin brothers with identical looks but vastly different values meets film ideas that often originate from a simple spar...
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BOLLYWOOD: FIRE, FOLKLORE, FLIGHT, AND FEAR
A Many-Splendored Tale of Magic, Memory, and Myth: Raam Reddy’s Jugnuma fuses magical realism, myth, and ...
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ALTERNATIVE ENTERTAINMENT: NO MAN’S LAND
Bimal Roy’s timeless displacement saga screened at Venice: As a new 4K restoration of Bimal Roy’s Do Bigha Zamin is screened at Ven...
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BOLLYWOOD: WHEN HISTORY MEETS HISTRIONICS
Using violence, it feeds into the stereotype, The Bengal Files weaponizes memory and history, turning past wounds into present propaganda, ampl...
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FESTIVALS: GAY FAMILY DRAMA GOES GLOBAL
The acclaimed and award-winning Hindi feature film Kuch Sapney Apne, centred around a gay couple and their family members, shot in Ind...
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KALEIDOSCOPE: BREAKING BARRIERS IN BRAILLE LITERATURE
In the culturally vibrant town of Nagaon, Assam, where art and literature blend with daily life, Anjali Mahanta’s journe...
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THOUGHT FACTORY: BOLLYWOOD HEROINES FROM GRACE TO GRIT
Monojit Lahiri attempts to objectively investigate this contentious issue, diving into generational perceptions of Bollywood h...
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MOVIES: DANCE OF PUPPETS AND DESIRE
Suman Mukhopadhyay’s Putulnacher Itikatha adapts Manik Bandopadhyay’s classic novel with sensitivity and cinematic depth, ...
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FESTIVALS: ARE THE NATIONAL AWARDS LOSING THEIR WAY?
Once upon a time the most glamorous, eagerly-awaited and coveted award was Filmfare founded in 1954, but today the National Awards’ credi...
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BOLLYWOOD: TWO FILMS, TWO FLAWED JOURNEYS
War 2 and Tehran both promise high-octane entertainment and politically charged drama but falter under bloated storytelling, uneven execution, ...
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