Priyanka Chopra’s vibrant presence adds significant value to this middling political thriller. Her performance, punctuated with puns, brings a much-needed liveliness. The film’s plot, though simplistic, is energized by her …
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Revisiting the Enduring Charm of Amol Palekar’s ‘Paheli’ as it Celebrates its 20th Anniversary
Amol Palekar’s ‘Paheli’ transports viewers to a realm of profound beauty, using delicate imagery and performances that defy conventional cinema. The film offers a glimpse into the life of a …
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The Marathi remake of the 2022 Hindi film ‘Vadh,’ titled ‘Devamanus,’ explores the narrative of a retired school teacher who resorts to killing a corrupt moneylender. While the original film …
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Honey Trehan’s ‘Punjab 95’ emerges as a powerful cinematic statement, delving into the consequences of unchecked governmental authority. The film meticulously chronicles the human cost of police overreach, drawing parallels …
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The film, with its title hinting at a triple dose of madness, promised a riot of laughter. Vikram Bhatt, fresh from the success of his horror film Raaz, delivered a …
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The film ‘Sister Midnight’ is a challenging watch, presenting a bleak and harsh portrayal of slum life, punctuated by surreal elements and a central performance by Radhika Apte. The reviewer …
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Trey Edward Shults’s film delves into the self-destructive nature of fame, presenting a story of a superstar, Abel (The Weeknd), grappling with heartbreak and the perils of obsession. The initial …
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While ‘Padman’ gained significant attention, ‘Phullu,’ directed by Abhishek Saxena, offers a lesser-known but equally compelling perspective on menstruation. The film follows Phullu, a village simpleton portrayed by Sharib Hashmi, …
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Dismissing Khalid Mohamed’s ‘Silsilay’ would be a disservice to its artistic merit. This film marks Mohamed’s evolution as a storyteller. It delves into the complexities of love and relationships, focusing …
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Imtiaz Ali’s directorial debut, ‘Socha Na Tha,’ released in 2005, offers a sense of understated movement, which, while ultimately self-serving, provides a certain charm. The dialogues, penned by Ishan Trivedi, …