16 June 2026
Whether it’s cinema, television, standup performances, or the millions of memes plaguing the Internet, the stereotypical Indian family has always
Love, Sitara opens with a Kerala wedding, with Sobhita Dhulipala’s Tara in the middle of an unabashed introduction to her
When Emily Dickinson wrote “The heart wants what it wants,” it hit home for many of us. Like Dickinson said,
For every actor, there is a role that unlocks their untapped talent and pivots their career. Vikrant Massey’s latest outing
When it comes to sensitive subjects like national security, filmmakers often resort to a jingoistic tone. Dramatic speeches, theatrical dialogues,
Three years back when I watched Netflix’s Haseen Dillruba, despite not being a fan of romantic crime thrillers, I was
Horror isn’t a strong suit for Indian filmmakers, with overly dramatic camera angles, cheap jump scares, and cringe writing dominating
Indian cinema’s portrayal of women often veers between two extremes: sari-clad maternal figures or vodka-sipping partygoers, with filmmakers struggling to
As someone who has first-hand experience of being torn between the upcoming competitive exams that determine your career trajectory and