Mrinal Sen: Last of Ghatak-Ray trio, pioneer of new wave cinema
In 1969 came a film called Bhuvan Shome. It was directed by Mrinal Sen, who had till then made films only in Bengali.
Actors should be socially responsible, I don’t want to do films where I am spreading hatred: Rajkummar Rao
This edition of Express Adda, held at Tote on the Turf in Mumbai, hosted actor Rajkummar Rao. In a discussion moderated by The Indian Express film critic Shubhra Gupta, Rao talked about being drawn to characters with many sha
Actors should be socially responsible, I don’t want to do films where I am spreading hatred: Rajkummar Rao
This edition of Express Adda, held at Tote on the Turf in Mumbai, hosted actor Rajkummar Rao. In a discussion moderated by The Indian Express film critic Shubhra Gupta, Rao talked about being drawn to characters with many sha
Shashi Kapoor passes away; iconic Bollywood actor sought to be different; here is how
More than anything else, Deewar typified the divide between Then and Now. Kapoor, the impossibly good-looking star who had sung and danced his way through a series of hits all through the ‘60s, was reduced to playing second
There is no depth in our writing…otherwise we would have been on the global platform: Shoojit Sircar
Shoojit Sircar is among the contemporary crop of filmmakers who are redefining Indian cinema.
‘Bombay Velvet’: Movie Review
Bombay Velvet movie review: Ranbir Kapoor looks perfect for his Cagney-esque part, Anushka Sharma shines only occasionally.
NH 10: Anushka Sharma’s journey through jatland
When you are faced with mortal danger, you can either fight or flee.
‘Dirty Politics’ movie review: No redeeming vehicle for Mallika Sherawat
'Dirty Politics' even achieves the dubious distinction of managing to make the versatile Naseeruddin Shah and Anupam Kher look clueless.
Ab Tak Chappan 2: Crime and Punishment
The tough and uncompromising policeman fearlessly locking horns with the mob has long been a movie staple.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha: Tugging at your heartstrings
The first thing you should know about Dum Laga Ke Haisha is that it has a story.
Qissa, The Tale Of A Lonely Ghost: In the Space Between
Qissa’ can also be called kahaani, and both mean the same, story.
Varun Dhawan’s Badlapur: Killing Them Softly
How cold does it have to be for revenge to be served sizzling hot? Badlapur, Sriram Raghavan’s latest...
MSG Messenger Of God Movie review: The Superhero Arrives
Oh my eyes. I was at last night’s premiere of MSG, Messenger Of God, and I’m still to recover...
Movie review: Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Roy’ fails to fire
I’ve just finished watching a film about, um, what exactly was it about? And that’s not the only question I have about Roy...
Shamitabh review: A Voice in the Dark
A reedy, scrawny, voice-less wannabe actor rides piggyback on a hypnotic, heavy baritone to super success in Bollywood: the premise of Shamitabh is fabulous...
Movie review Hawaizaada: Flight of Fancy
For a film that is about the joy of flying, ‘Hawaizaada’ fails to take off from frame one, failing to sprout any wings.
Movie review Khamoshiyan: Horror in a Loop
A lonely cottage, a beautiful girl, a fresh-faced fellow wrapped in a bunch of sufi-suffused songs which have already captured the airwaves.
Movie review: ‘Alone’; Bipasha Basu starrer has a few ‘horror’ scenes
A besotted wife, an over-busy husband, and a dark secret is bundled up and transported to a sprawling house...
Paddington movie review: A place to call home
A movie based on a childhood favourite series can usually never measure up...
Tevar short movie review
Right from its opening frames, ‘Tevar’ makes you a couple of promises : that it will be violent, vicious and crude...
Tevar movie review
Right from its opening frames, Arjun Kapoor and Sonakshi Sinha-starrer ‘Tevar’ makes a couple of promises that it will be violent, vicious and crude...
Movie review: Ugly
You wonder, sometimes, about Anurag Kashyap’s inner life: what is it that makes him veer so much towards the dark...
Movie review: ‘PK’ flies on Aamir Khan power
Aamir Khan plays PK not only to his strengths, but adds something new...
‘Lingaa’ movie review
Like all his films, ‘Lingaa’ is basically three hours of Rajinikanth doing his thing and it is 3 hours of full-on 'masti' and 'mazaa'.
Ajay Devgn’s ‘Action Jackson’: Short movie review
The last Prabhu Dheva outing, R Rajkumar, was so unbearable that I thought I would be scarred for life. Action Jackson is almost as vile...
Movie review: ‘Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain’
The lethal methyl-isocyanate (MIC) gas that leaked from the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal on the night of December 2...
Movie review: Action Jackson
Action Jackson is almost as vile: the only reason I stuck around was to see if Ajay Devgn...
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