Tanul Thakur
An uncomfortable watch, Bittu examines a fundamental question of why we are the way we are
Published 14 Mar, 2021 06:56am
Paula Hawkins’ novel The Girl on the Train was an intense seesawing thriller. Ribhu Dasgupta’s film butchers it
Published 07 Mar, 2021 06:55am
Koozhangal, which won the top prize at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, unfolds as a day in the life of a village, where
Published 28 Feb, 2021 07:17am
The Argentinian drama The Sleepwalkers has intriguing subplots but they don’t quite produce a unified meaning
Published 31 Jan, 2021 08:57am
Amazon Prime’s Tandav nods at contemporary events and politics, but is marred by poor acting and its misplaced belief in its
Published 24 Jan, 2021 06:44am
Kornél Mundruczó’s film Pieces of a Woman is not one laden with dialogues. Yet it says a lot
Published 17 Jan, 2021 06:55am
While A Call To Spy’s look at the lives and work of three female spies during WW2 is smart and shorn of tokenism, it lacks an
Published 03 Jan, 2021 08:25am
In the firmament of Bollywood, only few stars are allowed to shine. But Irrfan Khan was that rare actor who fought that
Published 10 May, 2020 07:00am
Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan wholeheartedly accepts that love is love
Published 05 Apr, 2020 06:26am
Hardik Mehta’s Bollywood-centric film is about a ‘character actor’ trying to rewrite his story after the end credits
Published 29 Mar, 2020 08:27am
Angrezi Medium portrays the parent-child relationship in a new light, breaking free of clichés. Too bad the rest of the
Published 22 Mar, 2020 06:49am
Directed by Sooni Taraporevala, Yeh Ballet it’s a curious amalgamation of two films: Gully Boy (2019) and Whiplash
Published 15 Mar, 2020 08:54am
Director Anubhav Sinha delivers another movie that tries to disrupt Bollywood’s status quo-reverential stories
Published 08 Mar, 2020 08:54am
The first thing that strikes you about Love Aaj Kal is Ali’s poor conception of love
Published 23 Feb, 2020 07:51am