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Search ResultMARDAANI 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 MoreWHEN INDEPENDENT FILMS FIND THEIR AUDIENCE





From festival screenings to public platforms, WIFF Mumbai celebrates a defining moment as its films travel wider. Vinta Nanda reflects ...
Read MoreHOUSEFULL WITHOUT AUDIENCES: THE BOX-OFFICE ILLUSION
When marketing noise replaces footfalls and perception trumps participation, Indian cinema risks hollowing itself out. The growing gap between ...
Read MoreJIMMY SHERGILL: A CLASS ACT, ALWAYS
An intimate, insightful portrait of Jimmy Shergill—an actor of rare restraint and integrity—by Khalid Moha...
Read MoreWHEN ASHISH VIDYARTHI TURNS MEMORY INTO THEATRE
An intimate evening at Seagull Studio where Ashish Vidyarthi transforms personal memory into performance, revealing the power of storytelling, ...
Read MoreSTAY ROOTED AND LET STORIES FIND YOU HOME
From Old Delhi memories to Mughal-era storytelling traditions, Paayal Nair’s personal journey finds renewed purpose thro...
Read MoreREVIEW: HAPPY PATEL - KHATARNAK JASOOS IS BIG ON INTENT, LIGHT ON LAUGHS
The actor-director’s spy spoof aims for absurdist satire but collapses under stereotypes, scattered themes, and overextended gags, despit...
Read MoreGENDER: CHAI AND LOVE MEET ON STAGE
In this intimate column, Vinta Nanda writes about The Chai Queens, its emotional homecoming to Mumbai, and how theatr...
Read MoreTELEVISION: HOW I MET SATYAM, TRULY





A moving, intimate remembrance by Sharad Raj of writer Satyam Tripathi—his brilliance, arrogance, tende...
Read MoreTHOUGHT FACTORY: THINKING SLOWLY IN NOISY TIMES
A year-end reflection on The Daily Eye’s Thought Factory, where writers interrogated art, power, cinema, gender,...
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