(Young) Review: LIFE
Young critic Shritan Varma writes about a sci-fi Hollywood film he hails as one of the most frightening cinematic experiences in recent times.
A Masterclass with ‘Baahubali’ DoP, K.K. Senthil Kumar
A summary of an invaluable cinematography masterclass conducted by K.K. Senthil Kumar -- the DoP of the epic, Baahubali, and its much-anticipated upcoming sequel.
(Young) Review: TRAPPED
19-year-old Rohan Murti reviews Vikramaditya Motwane's TRAPPED, the Rajkummar Rao starrer on everyone's mind right now.
Films in films: Yeh (film ke) andar ki baat hai
Pankaj Sachdeva returns with trivia heaven: about films within Hindi films -- that is, various movies watched by characters in their movies.
Newborns: A Gaze Within
Our interview with filmmaker Megha Ramaswamy, whose acclaimed documentary short, Newborns, hit the web on Women's Day.
The two Indian films that got away
Our young critic writes about two under-appreciated films that he thought could have changed the way Indian cinema is perceived worldwide.
Trailer Review: NOOR
Our trailer review of Sunhil Sippy's NOOR, the new Sonakshi Sinha starrer, which releases in April this year.
Young Critics Review: LOGAN
Our latest young critic is 18-year-old Shritan Varma, a keen film enthusiast who has poured his heart out in his first professional review for a website.
Befikre & DDLJ: Old Wine In A New Bottle
Our resident film analyst Pankaj Sachdeva draws some wonderfully detailed parallels between Aditya Chopra's first film DDLJ and his much-maligned latest, Befikre.
In Conversation with Anshuman Jha
An expansive conversation with Anshuman Jha, a talented actor who has slowly but steadily been making his way into the crevices of Hindi cinema.
The film that changed my life
Exactly a year since its release in Indian cinemas, 18-year-old Rohan Murti writes a brief note about the film that may have just changed his young life.
Trailer Review: Anaarkali of Aarah
Our trailer review of the upcoming Swara Bhaskar starrer (feels good to say that!), Anaarkali of Aarah.
Arrival: Palindromes and Non-Sum-Zero Games
In the run-up to Oscars 2017, film analyst Pankaj Sachdeva takes a deeper look at the linguistic themes of last year's most fascinating contender, ARRIVAL.
Dil Chahta Hai: The subtext of fear
Pankaj Sachdeva digs deeper into perhaps the most iconic Hindi film of a generation, Dil Chahta Hai.
Why ‘Talvar’ was the most important film of 2015
An incisive look at one of the most important pieces of Hindi cinema in 2015. Yes, Talvar is still relevant, now more than ever.
An Untypical Entrepreneur
Our chat with Chintan Bhatt, one of the co-founders of an Ahmedabad-based Gujarati content production venture called Green Chutney Films.
Album Review: RANGOON
Music critic Rohit Mehrotra reviews Vishal Bhardwaj's terrific new album, RANGOON.
Birds, bees and backgrounds
An essay on the adult sights and adolescent sounds of Shlok Sharma's indie, Haraamkhor.
