At the very outset, I thought Roadside Romeo would be this mediocre Indian animation film produced by Yashraj (who’ve almost stopped producing good films) and directed by Jugal Hansraj (who could never do anything in films ). But surprise… both proved me wrong and I’m very glad about the same.
Roadside Romeo is no ordinary […]

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Rituparno surprises me with surprises every time I voluntarily sit to be surprised by his surprising vision. Yes…I know that was a little verbose…..lekin kya kare? Rituparno’s films are so verbose that I can’t help being inspired to improve my command over the language. I loved ‘Raincoat’ and ‘Antarmahal’ and now ‘The Last Lear’ […]

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I make it a point never to miss any movie even remotely related to Pixar Animation Studios. Amongst the top creative organisations in the world today, Pixar has carved a special place for itself. We’re going to tell our next generation and the one after that(heaven knows how many generations will hear about this, like […]

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What could one expect from Siddharth Anand after a forgetful Salaam Namaste (I refuse to believe that the jokes were genuine ones…they were downright corny) and an even more forgetful Tara Rum Pum (emotional car racing? hello?)?

The big question as it were is ‘Kya haseeno ko bachna chahiye?’ ya fir ‘Kya audience ko bachna chahiye?’… […]

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In Bruges is not a comedy. Atleast not the usual slapstick type of humour. It charters the path of ‘dark humour’ and does so very very very nicely. Its also one of those movies that you don’t take to instantaneously. After about a nice 15-20 minutes into the narrative does it grow on you. And […]

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