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Guest post by Suharsh Sinha The Bollywood of 50s and 60s was a genteel place. Leading men were chivalrous, women were pi ...
It is the age of the Han Dynasty in China. The rebellious Huns have attacked. The Han dynasty retaliates with the larges ...
A Guest Post by Suharsh Sinha In Federico Fellini’s masterpiece, La Dolce Vita, the wistful faux intellectual, Mr. Ste ...
Internet has empowered us to showcase our humour skills like never before. In last four years, India has seen a massive ...
Jon Stewart’s retirement last week restarted discussion surrounding the United States’ dependence on satirical news ...
The iconic poster of Audrey Hepburn, clad in a snug Little Black Dress, holding a cigarette lighter and coolly gazing ou ...
There’s a moment in Anand Gandhi’s Ship of Theseus when a young legal intern in the middle of a long didactic spiel, ...
(Note-some spoilers ahead, but if you’re watching Pacific Rim for the plot, I can save you the trouble and tell yo ...
A film that begins with an insurgent being tortured into revealing crucial intelligence? Surely they follow that with on ...
In our daily lives, save for an infinitesimally small minority, we do mundane jobs that fill the bank account and the ho ...
