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Anamika Haksar’s Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon will be in cinemas on 10 June

The theatre veteran's award-winning surreal debut feature film had its world premiere at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival in 2018.

over 2 years ago — Our Correspondent

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Museum Of Memories review: Excavating the transient idea of home

Navneet Mishra’s short documentary is a personal archive of Bombay and its history as seen through his mothers' eyes

over 2 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Dharti Latar Re Horo review: Important film about displacement of Jharkhand's tribal community

Directed by Shishir Jha, the docufiction, which features minimum dialogues, speaks volumes but demands a lot of patience from viewers.

over 2 years ago — Roushni Sarkar

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Dhuin review: Subtle, heart-breaking reflection of our times

Achal Mishra’s evocative 50-minute film captures the despair of a young man whose dreams are quietly fading away.

over 2 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Ayena review: Incisive look at the lives of acid attack survivors

Siddhant Sarin’s documentary holds a mirror to the society that allows attackers to get away with heinous acts.

over 2 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Hridoy Bosot review: Empathetic exploration of gender fluidity

Directed by Sankhajit Biswas, the sensitive film captures the intimate moments of a transwoman formerly known as Sudeb Sadhu's journey.

over 2 years ago — Roushni Sarkar