Method in Madness
Sriram Karri’s constant attempts to assert his intellectual superiority prove the undoing of an otherwise riveting…
May, 2015
The Boy Who Loved To Dance
Adreyo Sen writes a short story about growing up and discovering oneself.When I was a child,…
Banno’s Got Swag
But male privilege proves strong enough to sink a promising script in Anand Rai’s sequel to…
Leaving Ladyland
Refashioning a fight for survival into a politics of co-habitation has been feminism’s greatest triumph, writes…
Tales of a City
Tulsi Badrinath pieces together several life stories to create a composite and compelling account of Chennai’s…
The Internet Didn’t Kill Bombay Velvet
It’s a fundamental lack of substance, not some pesky reviewers, that is responsible for Anurag Kashyap’s…
Have a Look-See
Saudamini Deo talks about the art of seeing without being seen, a trait worth developing in…
Barbie vs Billie Jean King
There is no easy resolution of the beauty debate within feminist discourse, says Paramita Banerjee. The…
Hope I Die Before I Get Old
Amitabh Bachchan chews the scenery in Shoojit Sircar’s ‘Piku’, but provides a compelling portrait of a…
Get Back To Where You Once Belonged!
In this month’s satire, Muhammad Tahir analyses the semiotics of a middle-finger protest, and a controversial…
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