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At the centre of Madhuvidhu directed by Vishnu Aravind is a house where only men reside, three generations of them living in harmony. Unlike the Anjooran household in Godfather, this
It was hard not to reminisce about the once-in-a-lifetime experience of watching a 4 AM show of Saravana Stores honcho Saravanan’s much-hyped debut, The Legend, in 2022. It was a
Nivin Pauly in ‘Prathichaya’. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT One of the obvious shortcuts to write an engaging political drama is to draw inspiration in ample measure from real-life events.
In cinema logic, sharks, especially great whites, make excellent characters in animation. From Bruce in Finding Nemo to Mr Shark, the master of disguise in The Bad Guys, these apex
Until the early 90s, Chennai (then Madras) served as a common backdrop for Telugu films. However, the subsequent industry shift to Hyderabad gradually altered the geographical canvas of its stories.
Oliver Laxe’s Sirat is overwhelming by design. I went in wanting a desert movie with cool music and walked out with the Sahara forming in the cave in my chest.
Somehow a 9AM festival crowd turned into a Park Chan-wook congregation here at IFFI Goa, and the man rewarded us all with a delicious suburban infomercial that blossoms into the
The popularity of the ‘pani puri seller vs IT employee’ reels shows that comparing “reputable” jobs with self-made businesses is ingrained in our DNA. We are often amazed at the
At a time when Telugu cinema often leans on grand canvases and visual effects to mask weak storylines, it is refreshing to find reminders that storytelling still matters, even in
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