After watching Shaitaan there will be three kind of people, one who would thoroughly enjoy it, two who would hate it and the third who will keep discussing how it could have been better. I belong to the last category, but I also enjoyed the movie. This was in many ways a typical common family… Read More »
You cannot fault Anushka Sharma and ‘Clean Slate films for not taking the risk. NH10 (2015), Phillauri (2017) and now Pari (2018) are all interesting subjects. All of them have Anushka Sharma in the pivotal role. She is a brilliant actress, and no one can crib about home production bias. Meanwhile, Indian audience in-spite of… Read More »
Normally, I read books in sequence. I just follow the ‘FIFO- First In- First Out’ policy. For ‘The Poison Artist’ by Jonathan Moore, I made an exception. How could I hold myself back after reading my favourite author of horror stories Stephen King’s comment. He says ‘it is an electrifying read… I haven’t read anything… Read More »
This year. I have been slow in reading books. I have been focusing my energies and devoting time to two yet to be finished project. I picked up ‘CURTAIN CALL’- Compiled and edited by Rafaa Dalvi and published under ‘Half-Baked beans’ featuring stories by 20 storytellers, on request of one of the authors ( Sanhita… Read More »
On the horror scale ALONE fails to even record a tremor. ON the skin show – well opinion differ. BIPASA does what she knows best, wear shorter dresses than Wimbledon stars. Deep cleavage hugging tops than Rakhi Savat Item numbers she is always dressed in the most transparent cloth Indian textile could take credit for. Unfortunately, the… Read More »
