To mark 100 years of Satyajit Ray, we kickstart our new podcast series with a discussion on NAYAK (1966).

A review of Seema Pahwa's solid directorial debut, RAM PRASAD KI TEHRVI, now streaming on Netflix.

April has been a difficult month for India. Covid-19 is killing innocent citizens, cinemas have (again) closed, roads are (again) empty, there's nowhere left to go (again). While the government is pulling off a mass genocide under the guise of incompetence, some of us fortunate enough to stay indoors have further retreated into our OTT-watching shells. The Oscars are around the corner, but it doesn't feel like it. Here's a list of titles that Rahul Desai, our contributing critic, has managed to watch (and re-watch) this month. The good ones are in bold: Another Round (film) The Serpent (series) I'll Be Gone In The Dark (doc [...]

Film critics Rahul Desai and Tanul Thakur discuss the Netflix anthology, AJEEB DAASTAANS.

Flashback: Here's Pankaj Sachdeva on the quirky 2014 gem, FINDING FANNY.

A review of the Chloe Zhao's Oscar-tipped NOMADLAND.

Movies Are Us: Journalist Shivani Dixit speaks about the films Pyaasa, Manchester By The Sea & The Pursuit of Happyness.

Pankaj Sachdeva writes about the Netflix film, Pagglait, and its visual patterns and themes.

Film critics Rahul Desai and Tanul Thakur discuss "Pagglait" and the growing legacy of Sanya Malhotra.

Pankaj Sachdeva celebrates the grace of yesteryear actress Chitra in "Abhimaan".

Movies Are Us: Nabanita Kundu speaks of the Ray movies Teen Kanya, Hirak Rajar Deshe and Ghare Baire.

Rahul Desai and Tanul Thakur discuss "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar," Dibakar Banerjee's divisive new film.

Filmmaker Kabeer Khurana writes about the making of his new short film, DALI.

Movies Are Us: Mohit Chomal speaks about Salaam Bombay!, Maqbool, Ashani Sanket and, of course, Satyajit Ray.

Four film critics discuss the latest Netflix series, BOMBAY BEGUMS.

Visual essay: A retelling of Vikramaditya Motwane's LOOTERA through its hands.