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May 11, 13 • 249 Views • Movies, Reviews • Saahil Dama • No Comments
If I wrote this as a review it would merely be a whiny rant about why the movie was kind of, ever so awful. I would give away a little of the shoddily construed plot and the mind-numbing surprises it has to offer. In a vain attempt to flaunt, I would use...
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May 4, 13 • 278 Views • Movies, Reviews • Aniket Dasgupta • 2 Comments
Bombay Talkies is the much awaited anthology film that aims to celebrate Indian cinema cause you know it’s the 100th year of Indian cinema. With 25 minutes for each segment, the film puts Karan Johar in a mix with directors like Dibakar Banerjee, Zoya...
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Apr 9, 13 • 207 Views • Movies, Reviews • Naomi Sarah • 3 Comments
Quentin Tarantino has a handful of movies that he can be proud of, in terms of direction and artful execution, but is Django Unchained his best work thus far? Audiences seem to agree wholeheartedly. Anticipation was running high a few days before Django...
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Apr 9, 13 • 210 Views • Movies, Reviews • Varun • No Comments
There’s something awfully sinister about the way Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal have constructed Zero Dark Thirty. Initially meant to be a film about the failed mission to kill Bin Laden whilst he scurried between the mountain passes of Tora Bora, it changed...
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Apr 6, 13 • 203 Views • Movies, Reviews • Aniket Dasgupta • 8 Comments
The original Chashme Buddoor is undoubtedly one of my favourite Indian films. Directed by Sai Paranjpe, that film is just as relevant a film today as it was then or so I thought. Mr. David Dhawan, the man behind masterpieces like Biwi No.1 and Hero No.1...
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Apr 5, 13 • 280 Views • Features, Movies • Falah Faisal • 1 Comment
Listing underrated movies is definitely trickier than listing an all time favourite movie list. Probably because there is a very fine line segregating underrated films, that people watch and fail to acknowledge their brilliance and Cult films, that people...
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Mar 18, 13 • 183 Views • Movies, Reviews • Aniket Dasgupta • 1 Comment
At first Mere Dad ki Maruti sounds like a desi Dude Where’s My Car? (coz you know, desi kids won’t have their own cars until they are dads themselves). It is the third film from YRF’s spin off banner Y Films which is trying to make films targeted...
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Mar 17, 13 • 170 Views • Movies, Reviews • Rajdip Ray • 2 Comments
Jolly LLB is the story of a small town lawyer from Meerut (Arshad Warsi), who hoping to make it big, lands up in the city of Delhi. The film starts off with a stylised opening sequence, but after fifteen minutes, begins a gradual downhill journey, which...
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