Movie Reviews
Nanu ki Jaanu movie review: Bhaago! It’s a lecturing bhootni!
Manu Rishi, who has written the film, has his heart in the right place, but seems to have misplaced his brain.
21 Apr 2018 12:55 AM
Beyond the Clouds movie review: Sparkles & rises, but also sags with clichés
Watch Beyond the Clouds for Ishaan, watch it for Sharada, and watch it for those flamingos and Chhotu’s little rat.
21 Apr 2018 12:48 AM
Truth or Dare movie review: Final Destination on steriods
It's a train wreck of a film that fails in almost every aspect except in making the audience unintentionally die from laughter.
20 Apr 2018 5:36 PM
Nanu Ki Jaanu movie review: Ghostly love story goes haywire
'Nanu Ki Jaanu' is simply a misconceived film which holds no fun, surprises and entertainment.
20 Apr 2018 9:16 AM
Beyond The Clouds movie review: Miserable show of misery
Ishaan Khatter, who comes with a baggage to run a legacy of a film family outshines in his debut performance.
19 Apr 2018 9:23 AM
October movie review: Of love and its achingly beautiful grief
October is about love, of course. But more than that, it’s about the inevitable grief that love leads to.
14 Apr 2018 1:24 AM
October movie review: Poetic, but distorted tale of two acquaintances
Perhaps, 'October' is Sircar’s weakest film which holds no suprise but still manages to leave with a heavy heart.
13 Apr 2018 8:38 AM
Mercury movie review: Pretentious social drama
The director tries too hard to impress by penning a twisted plot but it appears to be staged and formulated.
12 Apr 2018 9:14 AM
Missing movie review: Poorly scripted, this mystery turns comical at times!
Nothing wrong with being ambitious, but wish he had made an attempt at learning how to write a taut, engaging plot too!
07 Apr 2018 7:29 AM
Blackmail movie review: Goes cuckoo after a crafty, confident start
Irrfan Khan, of course, is the king of sardonic humour, with snarky lines delivered straight-faced.
07 Apr 2018 12:29 AM
Columns
The Congress won two seats in the Modi sweep — Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul — with fewer than 8 per cent votes in their kitty.
Many activists have pointed out that it is not the severity of the punishment, but the certainty of it that is the real deterrent.
The trigger for this cursory detour through history is the steady stream of political entrants to the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf.
Ms May’s government speaks in so many voices that everyone is confused. Perhaps this is intentional.