Sudhir Srinivasan
Music has no mortality
The author writes on coming to terms with the demise of the legendary singer — SP Balasubrahmanyam
25 Sep 2020
Enola Holmes Movie Review: A charming character tries to propel a not-so-charming film
Enola Holmes is admirable for its righteous political and feminist views, but nevertheless, is still one that loses charm as it goes
23 Sep 2020
Time Enna Boss web series Review: Is it a sitcom if you cannot sit through the comedy?
The biggest shocker is how impotent the time-travel angle is in this show, how little engagement—humourous or dramatic or emotional—results from it
18 Sep 2020
Mohan Raja: Mithran was stronger, craftier, wilier than Siddharth Abhimanyu in Thani Oruvan
Director Mohan Raja delves into the politics and ideology of his blockbuster success, Thani Oruvan, that recently completed its fifth anniversary
06 Sep 2020
The Madras they don’t tell you about
Novelist and scriptwriter Tamil Prabha opens up about the Chennai that’s under-acknowledged in pop culture, while sharing some details about Pa. Ranjith’s upcoming film, Salpetta
24 Aug 2020
Project Power: An underwhelming exploration of a powerful premise
Project Power's depth is merely flavouring, its comedy is barely amusing, its sentiment feels manipulative, and above all, its action doesn’t enthrall.
14 Aug 2020
Nawazuddin Siddiqui: I spent a lot of time trying to make my skin fairer
Ahead of the release of Raat Akeli Hai, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Radhika Apte, and debutant director Honey Trehan talk about smaller films and OTT releases, fixation with fairness, mental health and more
31 Jul 2020
‘The more emotional a scene, the funnier it can get’
…say director duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, as they discuss about charting a new path for the Bad Boys franchise, ahead of the film’s Indian television premiere
24 Jul 2020
Why the Cobb-Mal relationship in Inception isn’t a tragedy
As Inception completes 10 years, we look at the sub-story of Cobb-Mal romance in the Christopher Nolan film
18 Jul 2020
Cocktail Movie Review: A dreadful brew that stinks of bad humour
The kind of film where you wish, pray and beg, that the characters would shut up for at least a minute to let you recover
13 Jul 2020
Krishna and His Leela Movie Review: An effortlessly deep exploration of modern romance
At two hours, this film about a man who bounces between two women, is a breeze, and is as busy as Krishna’s love life
26 Jun 2020
Penguin Movie Review: Keerthy Suresh is good, the film is not
Penguin is a film whose fleeting intrigue never truly builds into something bigger
19 Jun 2020
Anurag Kashyap: I need to step out of Bombay
The filmmaker gets reflective in this conversation that explores the many facets of his latest film, Choked, that’s out on Netflix
12 Jun 2020
Why Modi and A Beer is a fascinating film
"My favourite aspect of the latest Neelam Productions project, a short film called Modi and A Beer, is the delicious complexity on offer," writes Sudhir Srinivasan about Neelam's new short film
11 Jun 2020
Ponmagal Vandhal Movie Review: This courtroom drama about big issues has big issues
The film deserves credit for taking on an uncomfortable topic, an important one
29 May 2020
Once theatres reopen, how soon will you get to the theatres?
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| Result | |
|---|---|
| Duh! I am already at the theatre | |
| Two weeks. Corona and cinemas need quarantine | |
| Month - Better safe than sorry | |
| Two months - Precaution never infected anyone | |
| What theatres? I am OTT label | |