Before people come at me, I’d just like to set the record by saying that Adoor Gopalkrishnan is one of my absolute favorite Indian filmmakers. Mathilukal is a cinematic tour de force. But come on, let’s get real for a… Continue Reading
Contrary to popular Indian belief, South India shits out as much bad cinema as Bollywood. Varane Ayusshmand, Dulquer Salmaan’s first production venture, is a testament to this fact. The film is one faux-pas after another; an Altman ensemble film gone… Continue Reading
Chicchore (**1/2) It’s high time a filmmaker in Bollywood tackled India’s alarmingly high student suicide rate (the last one I heard about was of a 15 year old ending his life over a Chemistry exam) and Dangal’s Nitesh Tiwari seems… Continue Reading
Dulquer Salmaan, the talented, scorching hot son of the South Indian cinema icon, Mammooty, has already followed his father’s footsteps and conquered the South with award-winning films like Ustad Hotel, Bangalore Days and Charlie. The actor has now set his… Continue Reading