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Jan 23 2021
The White Tiger review: Adarsh Gourav dominates this saga of a dog-eat-dog world
by Sonal Pandya
Ramin Bahrani has adapted the Aravind Adiga novel for the big screen capably, though the largely faithful adaptation falters as it reaches its fi…
Jeet Ki Zid review: Promising tale of real-life courage that delivers grit but not drama
by Shriram Iyengar
The web-series captures the perseverance and sheer will power of Major Deepender Singh Sengar and the people who love him.
Jan 22 2021
Madam Chief Minister review: Richa Chadha’s political drama is entertaining
by Keyur Seta
Subhash Kapoor's directorial venture lags behind in places where it could be hard-hitting and powerful.
Cinestaan Curates: Exploring the contours of sexual freedom in Freedom@Midnight
by Sukhpreet Kahlon
Directed by RJ Shaan, the short Malayalam film stars Anupama Parameswaran and Hakkim Shahjahan
Peter review: A sincere attempt marred by loud performances, inconsistent screenplay
by Suyog Zore
The film's important message about blind faith and its repercussions is undermined by director Amol Bhave's heavy-handedness approach.
Jan 20 2021
55 KM/Sec review: Arati Kadav’s short film walks us through the apocalypse
The sci-fi short film explores the intriguing concept of humanity’s last day on Earth due to an imminent asteroid collision.
Mahanagar review: Synchronized cinematic composition blends well with the content
by Roushni Sarkar
Though the content itself may not make a strong impact, the pace of the film and the gradual involvement with the characters’ journey is soothin…
Jaadoo review: A comment on regimented learning and the power of imagination
The film will be premiered in India at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
Jan 17 2021
The Great Indian Kitchen review: Powerful film on patriarchy and male-governed traditions
by Haricharan Pudipeddi
Without picking sides, the film quietly, in the most harrowing fashion, gives us a glimpse into the life of a married woman in India and her role in t…
Jan 15 2021
Tandav review: Mohammed Ayyub, Sunil Grover shine in this predictable political thriller
The one-dimensional nature of Saif Ali Khan's character, the Machiavellian Samar Pratap Singh, undermines the series.