Murtaza Ali Khan
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5 Must-Watch Shows To Stream On Netflix India, Hotstar and Amazon Prime
The web is slowly, but surely taking over as the most happening platform as far as the world of entertainment is concerned. There is no denying that at present some of the best movies and series are being produced/distributed by web giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime. After a roller-coaster ride in 2017, the new year too has started on a brilliant note for the netizens with some great content… → Read More
5 Must-Watch Shows To Stream On Netflix India, Hotstar and Amazon Prime
The web is slowly, but surely taking over as the most happening platform as far as the world of entertainment is concerned. There is no denying that at present some of the best movies and series are being produced/distributed by web giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime. After a roller-coaster ride in 2017, the new year too has started on a brilliant note for the netizens with some great content… → Read More
10 Indian Short Films That You Must Watch
Short films are becoming more and more mainstream. → Read More
The 10 Best Hindi Films Of 2017
At a time when the heavyweights stumbled, we had a bunch of small-budget films that showed us the way forward. → Read More
'Tumhari Sulu' Review: This Vidya Balan Film Falls Way Short Of Expectations
It seemed promising at first. → Read More
'Qarib Qarib Singlle' Review: Irrfan And Parvathy's Chemistry Shines In This Fun Film
Tanuja Chandra is back after 9 years. → Read More
‘Ribbon’ Review: A Film That’s Highly Pertinent To Our Times
Relevant and realistic. → Read More
'Ittefaq': A Weak Whodunit That Fails To Leave A Lasting Impact
All those who have compared Ittefaq with Rashomon are clearly missing the point. → Read More
'Secret Superstar': A Poignant Film That Reminds Us About The Importance Of Dreams
Aamir Khan shines as the catalyst who enables a mother and her daughter to break free, find purpose and fulfilment. → Read More
15 Reasons To Give In To Your Netflixation This October
After careful scrutiny, I have chosen the best of the best for you from the Netflix India's October 2017 catalogue. Here are my top picks from their originals, or licensed series, shows, and movies:1.... → Read More
'Chef': Saif Ali Khan Adds Spice And Zest To A Slice-Of-Life Film
Directed by Raja Krishna Menon, who previously directed the Akshay Kumar blockbusterAirlift, Chef, is a film about Roshan Kalra, an Indian chef, working abroad. Roshan gets fired for assaulting a Whit... → Read More
Kranti Kanade’s 'CRD' Is A Delectable Orgy Of Excesses
The film spotlights a young playwright who rebels against his fascist mentor. → Read More
Writer Paro Anand On Young Adults, Children In Kashmir, And Putting Sex In Her Books
"Just because children read about a boy and girl kissing, they are not going to become promiscuous." → Read More
'Lucknow Central': A Prison Musical That’s Beyond Redemption
Farhan Akhtar is criminally miscast. → Read More
'Guy in the Sky': A Timely Satire On India's Current Political Climate
The award-winning director of Chauranga, Bikas Ranjan Mishra, who recently made his digital debut with an adaptation of Badal Sircar's classic Bengali play Pagla Ghoda, is coming out with his second w... → Read More
'Bin Kuch Kahe' Is A Welcome Change From The Usual Saas-Bahu Soaps
A unique sitcom in the drama space. → Read More
No Role Is Too Big Or Small Says 'Badrinath Ki Dulhania' Actor Sahil Vaid
What matters is how much the role suits you, he says. → Read More
'Irada' Is An Eye-Opener About Punjab's Cancer Epidemic, But Riddled With Clichés
Irada is an Indian eco-thriller co-written and directed by Aparnaa Singh, and starring Naseeruddin Shah, Arshad Warsi, Divya Dutta, Sharad Kelkar and Sagarika Ghatge in the pivotal roles. Irada is a d... → Read More
Scorsese's 'Silence' Is A Deeply Personal Spiritual Inquiry
There are two films in Martin %Slideshow-398802% oeuvre, which, for me, make the legendary American filmmaker stand in the same league as Dreyer, Kurosawa, Bergman, Kubrick, Fellini, Bunuel, Tarkovsky... → Read More
'Jolly LLB 2' Is A Comedy With An Intellectual Edge
A courtroom comedy-drama written directed by Subhash Kapoor, Jolly LLB 2 is the much anticipated sequel to the 2013 National Award-winning film Jolly LLB, also directed by Kapoor. Starring Akshay Kuma... → Read More