The film took a legal hit from Gangubai’s granddaughter Bharti Sonawane and adopted son, Babu Raoji Shah who opposed her portrayal in the film.

The term mumblecore was coined at a regular bar by a sound editor named Eric Masunaga who used to work with director Andrew Bujalski

Many women have built their lives and found comfort outside their parents’ houses. They are able to do that because they are economically independent. Here’s how the protagonist inspired me with her independence.

The film asks “Is Love Enough?” as an awkward but emotional relationship brews between the US returned ‘Sir’ and his young widowed ‘maid’. The film is thought-provoking and touches upon very sensitive issues but remains understated and non-preachy. Here’s why

Chhalaang, starring Rajkummar Rao and Nushrratt Bharuccha, is an ode to the fact that a great filmmaker can effortlessly make even the most average plotlines good.

Ludo is a reminder of how bizarre this year has been and we all are in perpetual gone bananas state. Now if you are celebrating a socially distanced Diwali, then this should definitely be on your watching list.

Starring Akshay Kumar and Kiara Advani, Laxmii turns transgender identities into horror/comedy plots at the cost of their blatant dehumanisation.

Alankrita Shrivastava’s new film is a delightfully layered tale of constant negotiation of feminine desires and expressions in largely masculine spaces

The goal of preparing to play as one team for India, and overcoming differences in the process in order to achieve perfection in the sport, is an idea Chak! De India, strongly conveys.

In this piece, we want to respond to some reviews that have dismissed Chaman Bahar as a film as another version of ‘toxic masculinity’.