Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday Shines In A Show That Takes Time To Come Into Its Own
Call Me Bae initially struggles with its identity, often feeling like it tries too hard and borrows excessively from other sources. The series, produced...
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: A Tribute to Pre-Internet Imagination
As a sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is equal parts fun and frustrating—its chaotic energy feels like a hyperactive pup bouncing around without restraint. Thirty-six years...
The Bucket List, Paddleton, The After: The Multiverse of Melancholy
Grief, in many ways, resembles the multiverse of sadness (take that, Marvel). It’s the sensation of living in a lesser timeline—an alternate reality that...
Visfot: A Film Made on a Bad Day, For a Bad Day
Visfot unravels with minimal tension, despite a premise that should promise more. The filmmakers seem to believe otherwise, however, with every element of production...
Kaagaz: Satish Kaushik Explains His Decision to Direct the Pankaj Tripathi Starrer After a Six-Year Break
Veteran filmmaker-actor Satish Kaushik, known for directing popular films like Tere Naam, Hum Aapke Dil Mein Rehte Hain, and Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai, is...
