Kaithi is not your usual mass-action movie that requires a packed theatre and a cheering crowd. This movie can be savored, even on a solo watch in the comfort of your home. An engaging script that keeps the viewer hooked to the plot is accompanied by hard-hitting dialogues that leave a sour after-taste. Are allContinue reading “Kaithi”
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Malayankunju
In the post-COVID world, where theatre going experience became synonymous with watching action-packed blockbusters that demand you to shout, scream and applaud; it takes immense courage and a lot of passion for artists like Fahad to come out with movies like Malayamkunju. Calling the movie a survival thriller would be misleading as this movie hasContinue reading “Malayankunju”
Dear Friend
A quick decision to glance through the early minutes of this movie ended up in me spending two hours on a stretch and finishing it. The movie was really good in capturing the bachelor life in Bangalore which I was strongly able to relate to. The startup journey, the forbidden romance, the birthday bash, theContinue reading “Dear Friend”
It’s their win!
India’s loss to New Zealand in the finals of the World Test Championship has created some unwarranted media buzz. While it is reasonable in any sport to criticise the team leadership after a major loss, calling for the removal of captain and coach is certainly an over reaction. It seems like people have forgotten theContinue reading “It’s their win!”
Morning Strolls
It was during an early morning visit to Cubbon park that I first experienced the joy of morning strolls. Walking around the park without any clear objective in mind; camera in hand, in case a frame presents itself. However, today I wasn’t strolling through the Garden city, but rather in one known for its pearlsContinue reading “Morning Strolls”
May we Meet Again!
CW’s popular TV show, ‘The 100’ has finally come to an end. The show is about a dystopian future where the earth is destroyed in a nuclear holocaust and the survivors are forced to make tough decisions in a hostile new world. This was a show that showed promise to develop into something remarkable, howeverContinue reading “May we Meet Again!”
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ was a wonderful read that made me feel like I was living out in Sweden for the last one week. Though the genre is defined as crime fiction, the book doesn’t limit itself to that. While the main plot revolves around a murder mystery, Larsson manages to talk aboutContinue reading “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”
A Journey Across States
Why do we reflect back into the past? Why do we write about journeys completed long back? Is it to share our experience or is it a homegrown remedy for ourselves for this unnamed, unexplainable ailment that revolves around boredom? I would say it is a bit of both! I had always been a travel-sleeper.Continue reading “A Journey Across States”
Read.Reflect.Repeat 