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Month: April 2018

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ review – an overlong space epic where the villain leads the pack

Avengers Infinity War

2 min read

Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar
World Cinema Reviews

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ review – an overlong space epic where the villain leads the pack

April 29, 2018

A magnum opus that contains several of the MCU heroes, complete with overpowering visuals....

“Nude”… A bold, immersive film with revolutionary performances!

Nude Marathi Film Review

5 min read

Marathi Cinema

“Nude”… A bold, immersive film with revolutionary performances!

April 28, 2018

Ravi Jadhav’s Nude begins with a poetic sequence sans dialogues. You see a woman...

“Beyond The Clouds”… A marvelous Ishaan Khatter is the essential silver lining!

Beyond The Clouds Review

3 min read

Bollywood Reviews

“Beyond The Clouds”… A marvelous Ishaan Khatter is the essential silver lining!

April 21, 2018

When I watched Majid Majidi’s maiden Indian venture Beyond The Clouds, the instant question...

‘October’ review – a tender portrait of pure, selfless love

October Varun Dhawan Brilliant

5 min read

Bollywood Reviews
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video

‘October’ review – a tender portrait of pure, selfless love

April 13, 2018

October is the twilight chapter of a year. In Shoojit Sircar’s film by the...

‘Anupama’ Makes You Fall in Love With The Black-and-White Camera

Anupama 1966 REVIEW

2 min read

Bollywood Reviews
Classics

‘Anupama’ Makes You Fall in Love With The Black-and-White Camera

April 8, 2018

It is as if Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s characters in Anupama (1966) were aware of the film’s...

“Blackmail” is devoid of style and is too procedural to qualify in the black comedy bracket…

Blackmail Review

3 min read

Bollywood Reviews

“Blackmail” is devoid of style and is too procedural to qualify in the black comedy bracket…

April 8, 2018

Ever seen a film that handpicks various necessary elements and later goes royally bland...

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