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Tag Archives: Films
Manto: Internal conflicts and why the writer won’t come out in a film
Manto enters the producer’s room angry and screams, “You have changed my lines again?” The producer asks him to calm down, as he goes on assessing which of the two girls standing in front of him fits the role in … Continue reading
Posted in Film Feature
Tagged Cinema, Films, India, Manto, Manto The Film, Movies, Nandita Das, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Pakistan, Partition
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To the Amarkants and Sunils
I know how it feels to be not loved in return. I also know how it feels to not expect to be loved in return. Every time I saw Shah Rukh Khan being loved on screen, I felt jealous of … Continue reading
Posted in Film Feature
Tagged Darr, Dil Se, Film Feature, Films, Hindi Cinema, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, Shah Rukh Khan, SRK
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Mahi and I and our first day at job
It was a dull evening in Delhi as I walked to my office, all set to impress my bosses. This was my first day at job and naturally, nervousness and excitement should have gone hand-in-hand. But this was not the … Continue reading
Posted in Film Feature
Tagged Film Feature, Films, MS Dhoni, MS Dhoni The Untold Story
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Loving the ones who don’t love you back
How Kundan From Raanjhana was like Ayan from Ae Dil Hai Mushkil and Why Saajan From The Lunchbox was different from them all. Continue reading
Posted in Film Feature
Tagged Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, Film, Films, Jab We Met, Lunchbox, Raanjhana, Ranbir Kapoor
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Best scenes from Hindi films in 2016
So, 2016 is here to leave us. To be honest, this was not the year to remember for the hindi cinema lovers. Every time a big film was there, it was followed by huge disappointment. However, every now and … Continue reading
Dangal: above everything, there’s sports
“Everyone has to endure 1,400 days of alarms going off – unless you take Sundays off. You can’t explain to people that most mornings something aches. Some mornings everything aches. But this life, and these hands blotched with torn skin … Continue reading
Posted in Film Feature, Opinion
Tagged Aamir Khan, Babita Phogat, Dangal, Film, Films, Geeta Phogat, Mahavir Singh Phogat, movie, Movies, Nitesh Tiwari
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Fear, hope and fight: Udta Punjab
What’s hope without fear? It is when we are amidst the fear that we hope of getting out of it, one day. There is nothing fearful than death. No heartbreak, joblessness, financial crisis bigger than the fear … Continue reading
Posted in News Story, Uncategorized
Tagged Abhishek Chaubey, Alia Bhat, Cinema, Films, Hindi Cinema, Indian Cinema, Movies, Shahid Kapoor, Udta Punjab
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हरामी और बेवकूफ: एक विचार
इंसान सिर्फ दो नसल के होते है. एक होते है हरामी और दुसरे बेवकूफ. और ये सारा खेल इन्ही दोनो के बीच का है. गैंग्स ऑफ़ वासेपुर का ये डायलाग मेरा सबसे फेवरेट डायलाग है. ये लाइन इतनी गहरी है … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Films, Gangs of wasseypur, life, Movies, piyush mishra, Political opinion, Politics
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Om Dar Ba Dar..Err..Sorry Sir!
First thing, first! Kamal Swaroop made me feel like an idiot. A few days back I saw Om Dar Ba Dar – an absolutely insane storytelling. Battling all the corners of the brain, it crossed my level of understanding. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Article, Bollywood, Christopher, Cinema, Films, Following, Kamal, Memento, Movies, Nolan, OmDarBaDar, Story, storyline, Swaroop
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Lessons from Hitchcock’s The Wrong Man
It has been told to us since school days that the west is different from us. Surely, they are different from us if culture is taken as the parameter. In the way they are dressed, they talk, the way they … Continue reading