Film Review: Mangal Pandey - The Rising
India 1857 - The British called it a Sepoy Mutiny but the Indians called it the First War of Independance. In Ketan Mehta's Film 'The Rising' Aamir Khan as Mangal Pandey succeeds in donning the legendary man's role.
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Film Review - Sarkar
Family responsibility: A father's legacy: The need to earn respect: The corrupting influence of power. These are some of the ingredients combined in Ram Gopal Varma’s cinematic blender ‘Sarkar’.
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Regional Film Review - Anniyan (Tamil)
Anniyan is the latest offering from director Shankar, who has previously made Gentleman, Mudhalvan, Indian & Boys. On the whole, it is a relatively decent movie worth watching atleast for Vikram’s performance.
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Film Review - The War Within
'The War Within' screens on October 14th, 2005 at the Cambridge Cinema.
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Film Review - Viruddh
Family comes first in Viruddh, a Bollywood film with substance.
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Film/DVD Review - Baku The Travel Bug
Semira Rahemtulla, a recent alumna of the Harvard Graduate School of Education who helped develop the series, knew exactly how she wanted to introduce children to India.
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Film Review - Temporary Loss Of Consciousness
'Temporary Loss of Consciousness' is a poetic essay speaking of longing and belonging, home and honour, loss and betrayal, boundaries and crossings. The film is shot in India and its shared borders of Pakistan and Bangladesh. It alludes to the recurring displacement of populations in the Indian subcontinent from the time of Partition (1947) to the present.
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Film Review - Indian Fish In American Waters
The FOB gets entangled with an ABCD. Who feels like a fish out of the water? Watch this movie to find out.
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Film Review - Looking For Comedy In The Muslim World
In the hilarious new film LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE MUSLIM WORLD, comedian Albert Brooks gets summoned by politician/actor Fred Dalton Thompson to come to Washington D.C. to help in a new diplomatic effort. His job? Spend a month in India and Pakistan, write a 500 page report, and tell the U.S. government what makes the Muslims laugh.
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Film Review - Bluffmaster
With an outstanding musical score by Vishal-Shekhar and a cast comprising Bollywood's hottest and most sought after stars - Abhishek Bachchan and Priyanka Chopra (ably supported by Riteish Deshmukh, Boman Irani and Nana Patekar) director Rohan Ramesh Sippy's eagerly awaited Bluffmaster is an exhilarating roller coaster ride that's full of unlimited laughs, thrill and emotion.
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Film Review - Arya
'ARYA' is a psychological thriller, story of a man's journey to seek his true identity. Director Manan Katohara is also acclaimed as actor and assistant-director of the popular film 'Flavors'.
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