Remembering Subir Gokarn: The big-frame economist who loved the little things
While his ability to connect the dots is well-known, CRISIL Chief Economist Dharmakirti Joshi recounts Gokarn's love for food and travel, besides other lesser known facets of the man
View ArticleThe alternate reality of the other India
As one heads to Deoban, a thick deodar forest in Uttarakhand, the pandemic recedes with every inch covered
View ArticleFrames per Second: The burden of the river
Raj Kapoor's last film, Ram Teri Ganga Maili, conflated the river's pollution with the corruption of people, and is still a poignant metaphor for our times
View ArticleDilip Kumar: The sole supernova in Galaxy Bollywood
Yusuf Khan from Peshawar, aka Dilip Kumar, was completely believable in a wide range of roles in a span of 12 years at the height of his career covering 62 films in nearly 50 years
View ArticleKarnan and Sarpatta Parambarai: Exciting Tamil cinema - from the fringes
Two recently released movies again show how intelligent alternative Tamil cinema could get
View ArticleChaitanya Tamhane's The Disciple is slow, but also unfailingly intelligent
The Disciple might not be as satisfying as Court but that's more of a testament for the standards that Chaitanya Tamhane has set with his debut
View ArticleNayattu, Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar: Cinema about running, and hiding as well
Two diametrically opposite movies of 2021 show us the inner turmoil of police personnel during testing times
View ArticleVijay Sethupathi, Parthiban nearly make Tughlaq Durbar worth your time
Vijay Sethupathi-starrer is the best among the five movie releases of last week, but still falls short of expectations
View ArticleLove Story review: A meandering mess of a movie
In his latest directorial venture, Sekhar Kammula shows he's short of ideas and almost makes one wonder if Fida was a flash in the pan
View ArticleNo Time To Die movie review: A bittersweet swan song for Daniel Craig
Daniel Craig's final foray as James Bond could have been better than a bloated 141-minute drama
View ArticleDoctor review: Nelson Dilipkumar delivers a solid gold hoot of a movie
Nelson Dilipkumar's exuberantly crafted part-thriller, part-comedy is a sight to behold for the moviegoers who have been craving for a reason to return to the cinemas
View ArticleMost Eligible Bachelor review: A slick, soulless movie that goes nowhere
Akhil Akkineni improves as an actor, but Bommarillu Bhaskar's script lacks freshness
View ArticleAnnatthe: Even Rajinikanth couldn't save this boringly expensive movie
Director Siva rehashes his own movies to deliver a crashingly lethargic ode to the 'Super Star'
View ArticleSooryavanshi review: A decent movie to draw audience back to the cinemas
Akshay Kumar's controlled intensity is something to marvel in a movie where nuances go nuclear
View ArticleFrames per Second: The Big Bad Bollywood Wedding
Fans obsess over celebrity weddings such as Ranbir-Alia. But the big fat Indian wedding is inalienable from Bollywood
View ArticleFrames per Second: The birth of the mother
Rewatching Jai Santoshi Maa (1975) in the age of Kali
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