Tusshar Sasi

Before I begin, let me confess to you that no film genres turn me on the way satire and absurdist…

There is something about Hindi filmdom’s fixation for syrupy small-town-based cinema with a golden (sometimes idealist) message. The genre is…

If there’s a thing called ‘non-vegetarian cinema’, Malayalam filmmaker Lijo Jose Pellissery possesses all merits to own that space. After…

How often do we come across cinema that is meditative with a uniquely fluid storytelling method at use? The fluidity…

Back in 2015 came Dum Laga Ke Haisha which arguably is the decade’s finest Hindi romantic comedy. Beyond its affable…

Pretty early in director Tushar Hiranandani’s Saand Ki Aankh, there is a glaring montage that chronicles the evolution of a…

Bollywood franchises are impossible to make sense of. You give them any premise and a set of recurring characters, the…

We live in times when the civilians and several of India’s ruling party representatives have begun questioning the reservations for…

Come what the naysayers may say, we are essentially living in the days where social awareness seems to be trickling…

Half-way through director Siddharth Anand’s mega actioner War, I quickly recalled the Bollywood essentials for the said genre. There’s the…