Review, Dear Dad: A simple, boring straight line.
Our review of Arvind Swamy starrer, Dear Dad -- a progressive Hindi-language indie that pivots solely on one stretched father-son moment.
Film Review: HAPPY BHAG JAYEGI
Our review of HAPPY BHAG JAYEGI, one of the few funny Hindi-language comedies this year.
Film Review: MOHENJO DARO
Rahul Desai's review of Ashutosh Gowarikar's MOHENJO DARO, another historical epic-fail.
Film Review: RUSTOM
Our review of Tinu Suresh Desai's absurdly tacky Akshay Kumar starrer, RUSTOM.
Film Review: Leena Yadav’s ‘Parched’
Suchin Mehrotra reviews Leena Yadav's much-decorated rural drama, 'Parched', after managing to catch it at the London Indian Film Festival.
U Turn Review: audacious, engaging ride to a tepid finale
Review of 'Lucia' director Pawan Kumar's intriguing new Kannada-language thriller 'U Turn'.
A dawn of recurring darkness
Our review of 'Fireflies in the Abyss', an affecting and well-constructed documentary about the lives of immigrant Nepali miners in Meghalaya.
Brahman Naman makes ‘LOSER’ cool and ‘COOL’ looser.
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.
Film Review: DHANAK
Our review of Nagesh Kukunoor's 13th feature film, Dhanak, a cute little children's film that thrives on an overdose of dreams and goodness.
Album Review: RAMAN RAGHAV 2.0
Music critic Rohit Mehrotra breaks down -- and thanks the song Gods for -- composer Ram Sampath's deliciously dark new music album: Anurag Kashyap's Raman Raghav 2.0.
Film Review: THITHI (Kannada)
Rahul Desai's review of the excellent Kannada-language film, Thithi, directed by 26-year-old Raam Reddy.
Long Live Cricket. Cricket Is Dead.
We review a startling sports documentary (released in India on TVFPlay) about two journalists out to explore "cricket's biggest ever scandal."
Film Review: LAAL RANG
Our review of the very intriguing and interminably long Randeep Hooda starrer, LAAL RANG.
Film Review: Kaafiron Ki Namaaz
A review of the direct-to-youtube 140-minute independent film, Kaafiron Ki Namaaz.
Review: Kya Dilli Kya Lahore (2014)
We look back on actor Vijay Raaz's directorial debut 'Kya Dilli Kya Lahore' -- an anti-war chamber piece with two performers at the top of their game.
