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What to watch if you’re missing Uni life

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  Online classes can’t make up for the fun of campus life? Binge-watch these shows and movies, all set in university. You might find a...

Ajeeb Daastaans: A review

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Ajeeb Daastaans is a curious bag indeed, if only for its utterly wicked entertainment quotient, and also because it is a rare film coming...

LISTEN: Chatting with Ayush Tiwari from “Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare”

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  Because of their laidback quality, comedy shows are often thought to be least time-consuming to write, produce, and create. This week, Chacha Vidhayak Hain...

Review: Hello Charlie (Amazon Prime)

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Hello Charlie is one of those 'fun films' where you struggle to recall a single gag that was funny enough, within two minutes that...

Review: The Big Bull

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Forget comparisons. Even if you willingly dismiss the idea of sizing up The Big Bull against Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story, Abhishek Bachchan's...

Review: Joji (Amazon Prime)

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  Just when you'd think another fresh take on William Shakespeare's Macbeth couldn't possibly be done, comes Joji. Fahadh Faasil's new collaboration with director Dileesh...

Review: The Serpent (Netflix)

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  The Serpent starts off with vim and venom, slithers through the middle episodes with frenetic energy, before making a scrappy surge through the mire...

8 Indian shows and movies to watch in April 2021

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  MasterChef Australia (Channel 10) Everyone’s favourite cooking show is back for another season. We couldn’t be more exciting! The promos have already introduced us to...

Review: Pagglait (Netflix)

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  Pagglait the film is just like its protagonist Sandhya. It doesn't behave the way it is expected to. You would think the story of a...

Review: Saina

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  Amole Gupte's new film Saina is a reminder that there are two ways to go about it when you recreate an icon's life on screen. You...

REVIEW: The Illegal (Amazon Prime)

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  You'd think you have seen this before. A young boy from middle-class India lands in the United States chasing a dream, and his struggle...

Review: Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar

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  Dark and quirky, sombre and amusing. Dibakar Banerjee's cinema is often typified by ironies. With Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar, the filmmaker tries using the...
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