Arunkumar Sekhar
The Book of Boba Fett Review: A slow, assured preface to the story of the galaxy's feared Bounty Hunter
This series more than any in the Star Wars verse pays tribute to its original inspiration -- Frank Herbert's Dune
14 Feb 2022
Wandavision Series Review: Bridging the past and the future of the MCU
Wandavision is a series that continuously questions what is crueler — a reality you chose to deny or a fantasy that you chose to adopt?
05 Mar 2021
The Mandalorian Season 2 Review: The series every Star Wars fan deserved (and got)
If you want to understand how to do fan service, The Mandalorian Season 2 finale is a great example
07 Apr 2021
The Mandalorian Review: Star Wars reborn from the ashes
For, The Mandalorian doesn't follow the prequel trilogy or the new trilogy but goes back to the roots of the original trilogy. It is a Space Western, just like the original Star Wars was.
07 Apr 2020
The Test: A New Era For Australia’s Team Review: Masterful storytelling of an unlikely underdog story
This tale of redemption and inspiration will surely go down as one of the best sports documentaries ever
20 Mar 2020
1917 Movie Review: One of the greatest 'anti-war' films of all time
With unforgettable cinematography by the iconic Roger Deakins, this film is a study on visual storytelling
17 Jan 2020
Spies in Disguise Movie Review: Will Smith is in fine form in this terrific comedy
When done well, masala movies entertain like very few genre films do, and Spies in Disguise is one such
27 Dec 2019
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Movie Review - Not the finish that the Skywalker saga deserved
The latest instalment in the Star Wars franchise finishes with a flourish, but rings hollow
20 Dec 2019
The Irishman Movie Review: Meditative, melancholic, masterful
This gangland saga is Scorsese’s most sinful and oxymoronically the most peaceful one too
29 Nov 2019
Charlie's Angels Movie Review: A soulless reboot with few flourishes
Charlie’s Angels was a fun masala film in Hollywood that has a lot of rewatch value even now; the new version is more a sequel than a reboot, but it isn’t fun at all
15 Nov 2019
Last Christmas Movie Review: A warm, no frills romance
The film offers a genuine warmth that has been missing for sometime from the big screen
08 Nov 2019
His Dark Materials web series Review: Stellar acting saves a largely flat adaptation
The adaptation of the first of Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is best when it lets us bask in the visual grandeur and performances of its leads and struggles with its pacing
01 Nov 2019
Watchmen Series Review: Beautifully chaotic and utterly compelling
This spin-off series to the Watchmen of the 1980's, tackles race and policing in a context that is both in keeping with the theme of the comics as well as the current times
22 Oct 2019
Downton Abbey Movie Review: A nostalgic end to a much beloved saga
This dramatic period film is as warm and funny as the TV series whilst also retaining the same problematic sympathetic lens towards aristocracy
19 Oct 2019
Nirvana Inn Movie Review: An existential film masquerading as a horror thriller
A thriller at a surface level that is wholly enjoyable for the way it uses a lot of Hitchcockian elements in the script like Tamil films and serials of yore
11 Oct 2019