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How Dungeons & Dragons evolved from a game to a multi-media franchise

  Death, dramatic diversions and dark wizards: the new Dungeons & Dragons film successfully adapts aspects of the famous tabletop game of the same name...

Review: Pinky Beauty Parlour

  One could have an eye operation for better eyesight, but not for better attitude. This one is a special movie that highlights the plight...

Review: Maasa

  Phulwa Khamkar's directorial film Maasa, which means "fish" in the Marathi language, is a short yet deeply moving tale of a woman named Ketaki (Amruta...

Review: Jubilee

  The mainstay of the Indian film industry has been its checkered history with a motley mix of religions, castes and regions headlining a wide...

Who let the ‘Doge’ out?

  On Tuesday, users noted that the blue bird logo on Twitter’s homepage and loading screen had been replaced with the Shiba Inu image associated...

Utpal Dutt: a consummate actor

  Portraying the balding, pot-bellied, mustachioed, and regimen-imposing Bhawani Shankar in a brace of Bollywood laugh riots, or ACP Dhurandhar Bhatawadekar or Kailash Pati in...

Review: Bholaa

  In his newest directorial, the actioner Bholaa, Ajay Devgn relooks and redefines the 'Man on a Mission' exercise with overwhelming fervour, grit and determination....

REVIEW: Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga

  Ajay Singh-directorial 'Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga' is one of the rarest films that seamlessly changes its genre from action thriller to revenge drama. The...

REVIEW: Zwigato

  That Nandita Das, an accomplished actor-director, would come up with a story that makes it compulsive viewing is a given. What is pleasantly surprising...

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