Ritesh Batra’s new feature is a pensive film about two people who have forgotten to smile. Rafi is a photographer at The Gateway of India, who charges ₹50 per photo. He is a loner. Has a set of friends, with whom he lives in a cramped space...
Author - Kandi Sachin Venkoba
Kandi Sachin Venkoba is a strong believer in the significance of cinema in building a society. Naturally drawn towards films dealing in the dynamics of human relations. Always open to all kinds of films/TV series that tell compelling and relevant stories. Favourite TV Series, Black Mirror; highly original and daunting.
He believes that every person we come across has several stories to tell, we just need to tap the surface and the stories shall slowly fly out; just get hold of one and tell it. He aspires to tell stories, be it in words on a piece of paper or with a camera, on the big screen.
Oriol Paolo’s Spanish crime thriller, The Invisible Guest, has been officially remade as Badla by Sujoy Ghosh in Hindi, starring Taapsee Pannu...
Sonchiriya is set during the Emergency period in India. The setting is the dry magnificence of the ravines of Chambal in Madhya Pradesh and the film...
Green Book gets its title from the book ‘ The Negro motorist Green Book ‘. It is a travel guide for African-Americans to find motels and...
M. Night Shyamalan is an ambitious filmmaker. His ambition lies in ideas and not set pieces. To create a Trilogy over 19 years and sustain the idea...
Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman, based on the book Ron Stallworth, is an exhilarating narrative about a Black cop’s implausible plan to...
A cinematic experience needs an inlet to let the audience walk into the world of the film; in Gully Boy, the inlet is the infectiously energetic MC...
The film is set in the post Nirbhaya case Delhi. Soni is a young woman in the Police force and is a part of a Police operation to scavenge the...
Charlton “Charlie” Brooker, the Creator and Writer of all the Black Mirror episodes, claims to be a constant worrier. Apparently, these...
The first shot in, Alfonso Cuarón’s semi-autobiographical film, ROMA, we see a set of tiles on the floor, as the titles begin to appear; the...
