Actors’ Corner: Shivam Pradhan
An interview with Shivam Pradhan, an interesting young Delhi-based actor whose stage career and movie cameos are slowly beginning to add up.
An interview with Shivam Pradhan, an interesting young Delhi-based actor whose stage career and movie cameos are slowly beginning to add up.
Our review of HAPPY BHAG JAYEGI, one of the few funny Hindi-language comedies this year.
A write-up on Zoya Akhtar's definitive and immensely re-watchable Patch-Addams family ensemble film, Dil Dhadakne Do.
Rahul Desai's review of Ashutosh Gowarikar's MOHENJO DARO, another historical epic-fail.
Our review of Tinu Suresh Desai's absurdly tacky Akshay Kumar starrer, RUSTOM.
Writer Navjot Gulati digs deep into his own life experiences to list down some very useful tips for aspiring Bollywood screenwriters.
Our review of Gurvinder Singh's award-winning sophomore Punjabi film, CHAUTHI KOOT (The Fourth Direction).
Cinema enthusiast Bhaskar Tripathi writes about his relationship with the films of Anurag Kashyap, a landscape-altering director he has grown to love and understand over time.
We look back on a beguiling American indie called Comet (2014), now known as the calling card of 'Mr. Robot' creator Sam Esmail.
Our review of the semi-psychedelic 'M Cream', a road movie about a group of Delhi kids in search of a mythical drug...and themselves.
Film critic Rahul Desai writes about a simple little short film starring stage veterans Naseeruddin Shah and Shernaz Patel.
Suchin Mehrotra reviews Leena Yadav's much-decorated rural drama, 'Parched', after managing to catch it at the London Indian Film Festival.
Review of 'Lucia' director Pawan Kumar's intriguing new Kannada-language thriller 'U Turn'.
A renowned Indian film academician introduces and writes about his new book -- Rise of the Hybrid -- the world's first full-fledged and researched book on new Indian indies.
Our review of 'Fireflies in the Abyss', an affecting and well-constructed documentary about the lives of immigrant Nepali miners in Meghalaya.
A producer writes about her take on Q's latest film, a comedy (believe it) named 'Brahman Naman', which had its India Premiere this week.
Our review of Shirish Kunder's psychological-thriller short film, Kriti, starring Manoj Bajpayee, Radhika Apte and Neha Sharma.