Author: Suparna Sharma
As Team India scripts history and cricket fever rises, we’ve compiled a list of 10 of our favourite cricket films to watch in the lead up to the World Cup final.
After 156 minutes of watching Pakistani military tanks and bombs going off, keeping up with some pacy bike and car chases, worrying about heroes as they dangled from ropes, helicopters, parachutes, and marvelling at Katrina ...
'Cailee Spaeny’s performance is delicate, elegant, poised, and disinfected of all ugliness. It is sure to get her an Oscar nomination, but it’s not likely to get her an Oscar.'
If there’s one desi film you watch at the ongoing Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival, let it be this documentary directed by Vikramaditya Motwane
Between season two of the drama on Prime and the Sushmita Sen-starring drama on JioCinema, which one should you watch? Here's how they match up
Apart from challenging cancel culture, gender roles and calling out body shaming, the film even questions that which Karan Johar's enterprise rests — the desi obsession with marriage
The Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor starring movie's agenda is split between World War II-drawn humanitarian lessons and using those very events to dole out silly marital advice
The actor may do most of the heavy lifting in the new Hotstar series, but it feels all too familiar with an artificiality that is the default in Bollywood
Check out our verdict on 'Anatomy of a Fall,' 'The Zone of Interest,' 'About Dry Grasses,' 'Perfect Days' and 'Fallen Leaves' from the 76th edition of the film festival
Starring Vicky Kaushal and directed by Laxman Utekar ('Mimi'), the Bollywood film is a bore that leaves you feeling cheated and irritated
