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Search ResultART HOUSE: THINKING ABOUT JAANE BHI DO YAARO
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (Just Let It Go, Friends) is a 1983 black comedy directed by Kundan Shah and produced by the NFDC. It is a satire on bureauc...
Read MoreREMEMBERING THE UNFORGETTABLE SMITA PATIL





Manojit Lahiri pays tribute to Shyam Benegal’s smoldering discovery, the only Asian cine-star who had the honor of a Ret...
Read MoreJAYA BHADURI: SIGNATURE-SUPERSTARDOM REVISITED
“Jaya Bhaduri’s diminutive physical frame had cast a large image across the screens of India”, writes Aparajita Krish...
Read MoreMUJIB: THE MAKING OF A NATION
The much-anticipated biographical epic delves into the life of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the towering political figure of Bangladesh. &ldquo...
Read MoreANKUR: THE SAPLING OF PARALLEL HINDI CINEMA
“In the early 1970s, a new class of population was emerging in India, which had started to get rid of the legacy of the past and reboot t...
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‘Yes Sir’ is among the best of South Asian films selected for screening at the Tasveer South Asian Film Festival, to be held in Sea...
Read MoreTHE HRISHIDA I REMEMBER…
Monojit Lahiri pays a personal tribute to this iconic filmmaker on his 101st birth anniversary. Hrishida was born o...
Read MoreARDH SATYA: TRAPPED IN A LABYRINTH OF DECEPTION
O.P. Srivastava travels back in time to reflect on Govind Nihalani’s Ardh Satya (Half Truth) written by Vijay Tendulkar,...
Read MoreA BEFITTING SWANSONG
This is a very personal response to a unique film experience gifted by The Song of Scorpions, writes Janaky Sreedharan
MANI KAUL’S ICONOCLASTIC USKI ROTI
This film is a juxtaposition of slow-moving close-ups and wide shots layered with lots of silence and interspersed with a few monotonous dialog...
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