A Bollywood film showcasing the power of female friendship and casually introducing a “friends-with-benefits” relationship should be something revolutionary, especially when it also has a phenomenal soundtrack. Cocktail turns the most […]
I had always thought that the key to a successful relationship was compromise. Maybe your wife doesn’t like going to the salon and your husband doesn’t like football, but that’s […]
I watched Margarita With A Straw at it’s New York City premiere at the New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF). Follow them on social media, and if you’re in New […]
When I was in India in the summer of 2012, I was with a gaggle of white people who were looking for a movie to watch. I remember everyone watching […]
Like all of Rajkumar Hirani’s films, PK manages to evoke the perfect balance of laughter and tears while spreading a message that needs to be heard. The film is similar […]
There is nothing new about Happy Ending. Everyone has already seen Saif Ali Khan playing a shameless sadak ka kutta, fucking a whole bunch of dumb white girls until he finally finds […]
The essence of any city is found in the way things and people move around it, and no film yet captures Mumbai’s essence as well as The Lunchbox. This is […]
From the very beginning of Mary Kom, Priyanka-as-Mary commands the screen and the ring with hero-levels of power, strength, and confidence. Priyanka could not have been a better choice for Mary; she looks nothing […]
There is a scene in Mardaani where Shivani Shivaji Roy’s husband’s office is attacked, his face is tarred, and a necklace of shoes is put around his neck. Under the […]
There is a stigma around talking about certain subjects in India, resulting in a lack of public awareness surrounding many issues. Additionally, films are such a central part of Indian […]
