Anusha Sundar
Wonka Movie Review: Timothee Chalamet’s musical is like wafer chocolate, thinly layered but exquisitely indulgent
When blocks of sweet treats can bribe adults, chocolate fountains and death by chocolate are taken in the literal sense, the land of Wonka becomes a beautiful immersion of our childhood times
08 Dec 2023
Sam Bahadur Movie Review: A glorious Vicky Kaushal in a lackluster retelling
Sam Bahadur would have definitely sounded good on paper, but the film loses its charm and settles for mediocre storytelling for a glorious tale
01 Dec 2023
The Crown Series S6 Part 1 Review: A poignant but dull retelling of Diana’s last days
While this is definitely a promising premise, the episodes crumble due to the lack of empathy
29 Nov 2023
The Village Series Review: Lifeless storytelling digs the grave for this gory and germane tale
The Village ends up disappointingly brandishing its pulpy storytelling and cheap thrills that barely compensate for fleshy story arcs and a coherent screenplay
24 Nov 2023
Painting the silver jubilee with a golden tint
Actor Karthi talks about his recent release Japan, completing 25 films in the industry, his acting approach, how he chooses his scripts, and more
20 Nov 2023
Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti Interview: Building a film narrative for The Archies was difficult
With The Archies release just around the corner, creators Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti talk about adapting the comics to India, casting debutantes, making coming-of-age stories and more
15 Nov 2023
Rajumurugan: Through Japan, I learnt the business and art of making a film for everybody
Ahead of the release of Japan, his biggest film to date, director Rajumurugan opens about how the film came into being, working with Karthi, writing women characters, and more
05 Nov 2023
All The Light We Cannot See Series Review: Wry and clumsily staged adaptation of a war story that never even tries
It fails to properly execute the mammoth task of adapting a story of strong and layered characters, and limits itself to barebones staging of circumstances that lead to the happenings
03 Nov 2023
Shruti Haasan Interview:It’s important to learn to be alone on social media
Actor-musician Shruti Haasan talks on the sidelines of release of her song Monster Machine, embracing the witch archetype, using social media to her advantage, and of course about Salaar and The Eye
30 Oct 2023
Actor Vaibhav's next launched
The film will be helmed by Vikram Rajeshwar and Arun Keshav in their directorial debut
25 Oct 2023
The Fall of the House of Usher Series Review: A rewarding slow-burner
Flanagan deliciously feeds us the horror of the greed-driven pharmaceutical world, and densely carved threads exposing human shallowness
15 Oct 2023
No early morning shows for Vijay-Lokesh Kanagaraj's Leo
A special show for Leo can be screened by theatre owners on October 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24, with five shows a day starting at 9 am and the last show ending at 1.30 am
13 Oct 2023
Fair Play Movie Review: A bloodbath of emotion
The film is a masterclass in acting, with Phoebe the shining star and Alden driving the story
10 Oct 2023
Cinematographer Balaji Subramanyam on Chithha: We didn't want to spoon-feed the audience
He talks about his recently released and critically acclaimed film Chithha, using hand-held cinematography to deliver emotions, and more
09 Oct 2023