Review: The White Tiger
A review of The White Tiger, Ramin Bahrani's Netflix adaptation of Aravind Adiga's Booker-winning 2008 novel.
Is Love Enough? Sir: A Quest To Just Be
Pankaj Sachdeva writes about Rohena Gera's SIR, which is now streaming on Netflix.
IIF Podcast: Pieces of a Woman
Film critics Rahul Desai, Tanul Thakur and Uday Bhatia discuss the searing new Netflix drama, Pieces of a Woman.
Review: KAAGAZ
Our review of the Pankaj Tripathi starrer, KAAGAZ, streaming on Zee5.
Rohena Gera’s “SIR” to (finally) stream on Netflix
NEWS FLASH: Rohena Gera's critically acclaimed "SIR" to finally stream on Netflix.
Memorable scenes of 2020
Pankaj Sachdeva writes about the most memorable scenes of Hindi cinema in 2020.
IIF Podcast: Film criticism & Hindi cinema in 2020
Podcast: Film critics Rahul Desai and Tanul Thakur discuss the year that was, in terms of both Hindi cinema and film criticism.
The best and worst Hindi films of 2020
Year ender: We present to you the best and worst of Hindi cinema in 2020.
Review: UNPAUSED
Rachit Raj reviews UNPAUSED, the new short-film anthology on Amazon Prime.
5 years of Bajirao Mastani: Of Rukmini, Krishna, Radha
We celebrate 5 years of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's BAJIRAO MASTANI with this detailed piece about its themes and filmmaking.
Sundance 2020: Two Indian features in competition
The Sundance 2021 line-up is out, and it's good news for Indian cinema.
IIF Podcast: Cinemapreneur founder Gaurav Raturi
IIF Podcast: A chat with Cinemapreneur founder Gaurav Raturi.
Ludo: All the World’s A Game
Pankaj Sachdeva writes on Anurag Basu's LUDO.
Movies Are Us: Milind Kelkar
'Art of Living' teacher Milind Kelkar speaks about Shatranj Ke Khiladi, Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro and The Gods Must Be Crazy.
The enduring relevance of Bakita Byaktigoto
An essay on Pradipta Bhattacharyya's "Bakita Byaktigoto".
Rahul Desai’s streaming diary: November
Film critic Rahul Desai's streaming diary for the month of November 2020.
IIF Podcast: SIR
Film critics Rahul Desai and Tanul Thakur discuss one of their favourite Hindi films of 2020.
Tamasha: All the world’s a stage
We celebrate 5 years of Imtiaz Ali's TAMASHA – the most divisive Hindi film of our times – with this Pankaj Sachdeva essay.
