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Flat characters, stilted performances in forgettable flick

While watching light-hearted love stories also known as ‘rom-coms’, two reactions come to mind: ‘What next?’ and ‘Who cares?’

Taut, tense, tactile and terrific

Viewing John Day has the thrill of discovering an unexpected little gem. It doesn’t matter where writer-director Ahishor Solomon got the raw material for this gripping cat-and-mouse tale

Timely wake-up call for a wounded nation

Satyagraha: Timely wake-up call for a wounded nation, writes SUBHASH K. JHA

Exceptional political thriller

If only history could be changed by art. Cinema is a powerful medium for socio-political expression and revolution. Alas, in India, entertainment engages all other aspects of life on celluloid

… and yet another Romeo and Juliet!

Nothing prepares you for this. Wonder what Shakespeare would have thought of director Manish Tiwary's desi Varanasi must-see adaptation of one of his most famous works

Another big fat eventful shaadi…

Mira Nair's Monsoon Wedding proved it once for all. Only Greek weddings need not be big and fat, Punjabi Indian weddings don't lag far behind either

Another Gandhi’s experiments with truth

Sometimes ailing and healing become a unified process. Just as suffering is a precursor to wisdom
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