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Search ResultBHOOTH BANGLA REVIEW: MISSED COMIC HORROR
Arnab Banerjee examines Bhooth Bangla, dissecting its failed blend of horror and comedy, uneven narrative, and wasted performances in this detailed review ...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD LYRICS – FROM A TO...OMG!!
A sharp, nostalgic and provocative exploration of how Hindi film lyrics have evolved from poetic romance to market-driven expression shaped by ...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD IGNORES WOMEN IN COMEDY
Monojit Lahiri investigates the persistent absence of strong comic roles for leading Bollywood actresses, examining industry b...
Read MoreDHURANDHAR REVIEW SPECTACLE VERSUS SUBSTANCE
Dhurandhar – The Revenge unfolds as an ambitious spectacle, blending geopolitics, action, and emotional conflict, yet struggles to sustai...
Read MoreADAMYA REVIEW BY SAIBAL CHATTERJEE
Writer-director Ranjan Ghosh’s Adamya (The Unbroken) is nothing short of a marvel, writes critic Saibal Chatterj...
Read MoreSAFAR MEIN SHAHAR: CITY AS CHARACTER
Film critic Utpal Datta explores Mazhar Q. Kamran’s Safar Mein Shahar, examining how Mumbai em...
Read MoreTHAT CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT
Khalid Mohamed rewinds way back to 1977 to a face-to--face conversation with Francois Truffaut, one of the ma...
Read MoreOSCARS RETURN INDIA ENTRY EMPTY-HANDED AGAIN HOME
India’s 2026 Oscar hopes fade again as its official entry returns home, sparking debate on quality, global positioning, marketing muscle ...
Read MoreMARDAANI 3 RETURNS WITH GRIT AND LIMITS
In his review, critic Arnab Banerjee examines how Mardaani 3 revives Shivani Shivaji Roy with urgency and moral force, while q...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD: TRIUMPH THAT OUTLIVES THE WAR
A reflective, humanist reading of Sriram Raghavan’s Ikkis, Arnab Banerjee examines war beyond valor, locating memory, gr...
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