Dum Laga Ke Haisha

Dum Laga Ke Haisha comes from Yash Raj Films. When their name appears right after the censor certificate, we hear Continue reading →

Badlapur

In Juan José Campanella’s El secreto de sus ojos (The Secret In Their eyes), Esposito asks, “How do you live Continue reading →

Qissa

There is a scene in Anup Singh’s Qissa when Kanwar Singh (Tillotama Shome) begins to flirt with Neeli, a gypsy Continue reading →

Roy

Vikramjit Singh likes to craft beautiful images. No wonder that his film deals with art and an art thief that Continue reading →

MSG: The Messenger

In Chennai the press shows are dominated by Tamil films for obvious reasons. The Hindi ones are watched by the Continue reading →

Shamitabh

R. Balki is a little obsessed with symbology and metaphors in his new film, Shamitabh. He dresses Akshara Haasan – Continue reading →

Hawaizaada

There is a case to be made for songs in our films. It’s a unique part of our film grammar Continue reading →

Baby

After A Wednesday, Neeraj Pandey came up with a commendable sophomore effort in Special 26. While it wasn’t as impressive Continue reading →