Fyodor Dostoyevsky in Hindi Cinema
Our intrepid analyst Pankaj Sachdeva identifies the little gems of Hindi cinema inspired by the literature of famous Russian novelist, Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Review: Vishal Furia’s Marathi film, Lapachhapi
Pranav Joshi reviews the new Marathi-language horror movie, Lapachhapi (Hide and Seek).
(Young) Review: DUNKIRK
One of our young critics examines the aural effect of Christopher Nolan's new war-survival drama, "DUNKIRK".
The ‘homelessness’ of Killa
Film critic Tanul Thakur writes about the "timelessness" and "homelessness" of Avinash Arun's wistful Marathi-language drama, KILLA (The Fort).
O. Henry in Hindi Cinema
Pankaj Sachdeva explores the influence of iconic short-story writer O. Henry in Hindi Cinema over the years.
Short film review: THE AFFAIR
Young critic Pranav Joshi reviews Hardik Mehta's charming new Mumbai-centric short film, The Affair.
(Young) Review: BABY DRIVER
Our young critic Shritan Varma reviews Edgar Wright's vivid musical heist drama, BABY DRIVER.
Raincoat: Mathura Nagarpati kahe tum Gokul jao
Pankaj Sachdeva dissects Rituparno Ghosh's first Hindi film, the achingly beautiful "Raincoat".
The Visual Fabric of Urban Life
One of our finest young critics, Pranav Joshi, examines the changing influences and representations of Bombay in Indian cinema.
Five Hindi Movie Villains We Miss
We grew up watching this "second tier" of iconic Bollywood baddies.
TRAPPED: Survival of the fittest
Our cinema analyst Pankaj Sachdeva takes on Vikramaditya Motwane's brilliant survival thriller, TRAPPED.
(Young) Review: The School Bag
Our young critic writes about a "young" short film -- a combination that gives us a unique peek into the way different age groups perceive the mother-son bond.
Independent Cinema Is The Only Way
Independent filmmaker Amartya Bhattacharyya, whose film 'Capital I' is the first indie film from Odisha, expresses himself passionately about the withering state of the Indian cinema-scape.
4 Things I Learnt From My First Film
On the eve of the release of Local Kung Fu 2, the resourceful writer-director-actor Kenny Basumatary gives aspiring indie filmmakers some priceless tips.
(Young) Review: RAABTA
One of our young critics reviews the horrendous RAABTA. The result is quite amusing.
The Real Greatness of Interstellar
An upcoming young filmmaker writes about the storyteller -- and film -- that changed his life.
Review: RGV’s ‘Meri Beti Sunny Leone Banna Chahti Hai’
Our review of that man Ram Gopal Varma's horrendously incompetent first short film.
Rangoon: Of Wounds and Mirrors
Long read: Film analyst Pankaj Sachdeva holds Vishal Bhardwaj's 'Rangoon' in his sights this time.
