Aditya Shrikrishna
Biweekly Binge: You and yours in the MeToo era
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
09 Jan 2019
Biweekly Binge: Shirkers- For the love of cinema
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
26 Dec 2018
Biweekly Binge: On the many readings of Pataakha
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
12 Dec 2018
Bi-Weekly Binge: Iram Haq’s What Will People Say takes on a familiar fear
A fortnightly column on what’s good - old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
28 Nov 2018
Bi-weekly Binge: 22 July, a document of hate in post-truth world
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
14 Nov 2018
Biweekly Binge: On Private Life and its Antithesis, Badhaai Ho
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
31 Oct 2018
Biweekly Binge: A show about the little things in life
A fortnightly column on what’s good – old and new - in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you
17 Oct 2018
Paltan Review: Based on events from 1967, with sensibilities from 1967
The film seems like footage from JP Dutta's various war films were cobbled together with a good editor, can put together
07 Sep 2018
Yamla Pagla Deewana Phir Se Review: Unnecessary sequel made for Deol’s extended family
Much like the earlier two films in the series, this one too runs on nostalgia, throwbacks, and Deol family references
31 Aug 2018
Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi Review: Racism and Homophobia presented as comedy
Diana Penty has been replaced by Sonakshi Sinha for a sequel that is founded upon a comedy of errors thanks to the namesakes, but delivers only errors and no comedy
31 Aug 2018
Gold Review: Great story, mediocre film
The film is about three-fourths Akshay Kumar, with Toiler: Ek Prem Katha being gold standard - 1 Akshay Kumar.
07 Sep 2018
Lashtam Pashtam Review: As formless and meaningless as the title
A film even a self-taught first-time filmmaker would be embarrassed with.
10 Aug 2018
Karwaan Review: An entertaining, inoffensive little film
A harmless entertainer that gets most things right
04 Aug 2018
Fanney Khan Review: Cinema that is as terrible as it is dated
It runs like a film from a bygone era - a sad background music here, an irredeemable negative character there, and a click-of-a-button manipulative scene
03 Aug 2018
Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3 Review: Many unintended laughs in this pointless sequel
The film runs like a long teaser for everything we have already watched in the first part
27 Jul 2018