Mythology has always been sacred but mysterious. Our spiritual writings have a sea of knowledge and there is so much to learn about. Voot’s new web series Asur (2020) gives us a mystical taste of Indian Mythology. Honestly, this is… Continue Reading
One of the critical industries that dominate the Indian cinema is Bollywood, which not only has a more comprehensive range but gets wider fame. Pandemic has taught us a lot emotionally and artistically; it has changed our lifestyle and switched… Continue Reading
The rarefied cosmos of Nobuhiko Obayashi is a dusty carton of paraphernalia, packed in a mosaic mess. Whether it is the famous spook fest of Hausu, the tale of medieval menace in Emotion or the garish aesthetics of Hanagatami, his… Continue Reading
Considered to be the greatest living filmmaker in India, Adoor Gopalakrishnan entered into his 80th year of filmmaking, on July 3rd this year. With an oeuvre that consists of Swayamvaram, Elippathayam, Mathilukal and Vidheyan, what has set him apart as… Continue Reading
Movie directors tend to create their realm with definitive features through which the audience will experience their worlds. All the creative directors have managed to distinguish their movies with a blend of techniques that would make the audience recognizes their… Continue Reading
Early in Ranjan Ghosh’s Ahaa Re (2019), its lead protagonist, the suave chef, Farhaz, with Dhaka roots, entreats his friend and restaurant owner for a guided tour of the city of Kolkata where he currently has moved to for work.… Continue Reading
Due to recent pandemic, our cinematic interaction has stopped, but thanks to the OTT platform, we still get out a dose of entertainment. Different people have a different choice over kinds of cinema to choose, one of the loved and… Continue Reading
India is supposed to be home to one of the largest entertainment industries in the world. Despite the all-pervasive national influence of Bollywood or Hindi cinema, even the vernacular Film industries in the country have played a crucial role in… Continue Reading
“Pain demands to be felt.” This line in John Greene’s bestselling novel ‘The Fault in our Stars’, strikes a different meaning altogether in its adaptation in Mukesh Chhanra’s directorial debut Dil Bechara (2020). The reason being in its becoming of… Continue Reading
Talking about the western cinema, they always provide their audiences with fascinating, interesting and thought-provoking premises followed by their brilliant storytelling and impeccable visualization and “The Boys” is the recent addition to it. What makes “The Boys” so special and… Continue Reading