Sudhir Srinivasan
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
Better Call Saul Season 5 Review: Ingenius writing sets up a thrilling final season
The kind of freedom the series has, and how judiciously it uses it to thrill, amuse, shock, surprise, and provoke you into thought, makes it an unparalleled television experience.
10 May 2020
RK Nagar movie review: A dull, dull film
RK Nagar is about a hapless man caught in between two rival political factions. However, it is so mediocre in every department that you don't come close to feeling any tension.
01 May 2020
Rishi Kapoor: An eternal romantic icon departs
The veteran actor may have been fleetingly mortalised, but his legacy stands as a shining vestige of his existence
30 Apr 2020
Irrfan Khan: A rare artiste departs
Fame and greatness aside, Irrfan Khan remained till the end a person who had the ability to laugh in the face of danger
29 Apr 2020
Extraction Movie Review: Dazzling action leaves you wanting little else
A relentless, dynamic action film that is almost hypnotic in its creativity
24 Apr 2020
Why Vivek's Kannadasan is the real Dharala Prabhu
Sudhir Srinivasan compares Vivekh's Kannadasan in Dharala Prabhu to the Hindu sage Narada in this column. He writes, "A wise sage, he is shown always to have a sense of humour. He’s single too..."
22 Apr 2020
Maska Movie Review: An interesting premise somehow manages to yield disastrous results
A painful and mundane comedy that makes you think that Coronavirus isn't that bad
27 Mar 2020
Into The Wild With Bear Grylls and Rajinikanth Review: A so-so peek into the man behind the superstar
The hour-long episode serves at best as a trailer. Rajinikanth doesn’t seem pushed to his limits, the tasks seem devoid of risk, there aren’t too many takeaways about the man behind the superstar...
24 Mar 2020
Kannamoochi web series Review: A pleasantly surprising web series about unpleasant things
The technical quality of Kannamoochi gets better as it goes, and also has some smart and sensitive writing to boot, albeit in patches
20 Mar 2020
Gypsy movie review: Strong ideology in a not-so-strong film
Despite all the well-known delays, Gypsy has been subjected to, it’s almost frightening how relevant the film is today, and the issues it delves on: Hindu-Muslim conflict
06 Mar 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 | |