Gautaman Bhaskaran
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Chennai, TN, India
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Cannes 2022: Palme d'Or Goes to Ruben Ostlund's Triangle of Sadness, Check Complete List of Winners
Ruben Ostlund walked away with his second Palme d'Or, whereas Park Chan-Wook was adjudged the Best Director for Decision to Leave. See the complete winner's list. → Read More
Cannes 2022: Director of Boy from Heaven Says His Love for Egypt is Unrequited
Boy from Heaven is a critique of how religion and politics are at loggerheads. Director Tarik Saleh says he was not sure whether the film would be screened in Egypt. → Read More
Cinema and Social Responsibility: Deep Water, Gehraiyaan Raise Morally Disturbing Questions
Cinema world over is stepping into dangerous territory. It is being seen as morally debased. → Read More
Ajeeb Daastaans Movie Review: Four Short Stories Some with a Whiff of Freshness
Ajeeb Daastaans . → Read More
Cannes Film Festival Announces New Dates, But Let Us Keep Our Fingers Crossed!
After weeks of uncertainty, the Cannes Film Festival has said that its 2021 edition would take place from July 6 to 17 – almost two months after its traditional mid-May slot. → Read More
Bhoomi Movie Review: A Power-packed Punch at Corporatisation of Farms
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Maara Movie Review: R Madhavan and Shraddha Srinath Dazzle in This Remake
Maara . → Read More
Bard of Blood Review: Emraan Hashmi, Sobhita Dhulipala's Netflix Series is an Absolute Thriller
'Bard of Blood' premieres on Netflix starting Friday, September 27. Read our complete review of the espionage-thriller here. → Read More
Firebrand Movie Review: Priyanka Chopra's Production Treats Rape With a Touch of Superficiality
Planning to watch 'Firebrand' on Netflix this weekend? Read our review here. → Read More
Nandita Das's Manto Opens Singapore South Asian International Film Festival
Manto, which premiered at Cannes last May, is now travelling to Busan and London. → Read More
Venice Prize-winning Syrian Director 'Refused Visa' for the El Gouna Film Festival
The Day I Lost My Shadow picked the Lion of the Future Award for Young Moviemakers at Venice early this month. → Read More
Nandita Das on Manto: When Every Hindi Film Releases in Pakistan, Then Why Won't This?
Played with a touch of realistic brilliance by Nawazuddin Siddiqui (who has an uncanny resemblance to Manto), the movie premiered at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival last May. → Read More
U Turn Movie Review: Pawan Kumar's Film Uses a Ghost to Drill a Road-safety Message into Us
Planning to watch U Turn this weekend? Read our review first. → Read More
At Venice Film Festival, Charlie Says Recaptures the Horrific Murder of Sharon Tate
There has been sudden revival of interest in the Tate case, with Quentin Tarantino now shooting Once Upon A Time In Hollywood with Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio in it. → Read More
After Cannes, Now Venice Film Festival Places Curbs on Critics
Two Indian works are part of the Festival's sidebars: Rai Anil Barve and Adesh Prasad's Tumbbad and Ivan Ayr's Soni. → Read More
Kolamavu Kokila Review: Drug-peddling Nayanthara Shines in this Black Comedy
Nayanthara is excellent in scenes where she has to bring out the innocence of her character. Here's our movie review of Kolamavu Kokila. → Read More
Vishwaroopam 2 Movie Review: Kamal Haasan Fails the Mission As Well His Fans
Kamal Haasan is one of the most versatile actors in the country, but he misses the target by a mile in Vishwaroopam 2. Here’s our movie review. → Read More
Junga Movie Review: Film is Hugely Disappointing, Vijay Sethupathi Even More So
The film has more madness rolling in – and all in the name of entertainment, replete with dances and songs which stick out like sore thumbs. → Read More
Kadaikutty Singam Movie Review: Actor Karthi Wasted in a Melodramatic, Messy Film
Heavy and pedantic, Kadaikutty Singam is an exaggerated, messy work, and completely out of touch with modern times. → Read More
Now Pirated Bollywood Cinema Has a Merry Run in Ireland and Other Countries
A Northbridge Capital Asia report contends that the Indian movie industry, which produces around 2000 films in many languages every year, loses 14 percent of its revenue to video piracy. → Read More