Author: Manasvi Pote
Because there’s no escaping the cute, cursed gremlin that’s taken over our feeds, our food, and quite possibly, our minds.
He’s been behind some of Indian cinema’s most moving songs. Now, he’s stepping forward with a show that is part memory, part performance, and all heart.
In a world of swipes and texts, some stories still begin with a song
Basu’s two-part portrait of urban life captures the emotional shift in how Indian women are written and how they see themselves.
Director Nitin Baid turns a child's blurred vision into a haunting metaphor for the denial, fear and selective blindness inherited from adults.
What happens when outrage becomes entertainment, and scandal becomes strategy? Welcome to the internet’s favourite narrative: the villain redemption arc.
The film follows two brothers who witness the kidnapping of a baby from a rural railway station
Between memory, perception, and moral panic, Varun Grover’s short film asks: what are we really censoring—the image, or ourselves?
From Homebound to Laapataa Ladies, a wave of indie-toned storytelling is slipping into mainstream cinema
From ‘The Royals’ to ‘Call Me Bae’, Indian streaming rom-coms are designed to be clipped, captioned, and shared by a generation tired of dating but still craving romance
