Deconstructing the Indian Dream at the Wharton Forum
India is currently enjoying a renewed moment in the global spotlight. On his recent state visit to India, President Barack Obama spoke of Prime Minister … Read more
Pulkit Datta
Shankar’s ‘I’ Is About Everything And Then Some
Director Shankar doesn’t just have a vision. He has way too many of them. And he has decided to put them all in one film … Read more
Finding Fanny: A Breezy and Mostly Enjoyable Ride
The first thing that strikes you about Homi Adajania’s Finding Fanny is its cast. In its delightfully colorful opening sequence, Angie (Deepika Padukone), the film’s … Read more
Film Review: ‘2 States’ is a Glossy Love Story About Bringing Two Cultures Together
While most producers have steered clear of releasing their films in the middle of the ongoing elections, it perhaps makes sense that director Abhishek Varman’s … Read more
REVIEW: The Beauty of ‘The Lunchbox’ Lies in Its Details
The beauty of Ritesh Batra‘s debut feature The Lunchbox lies in its details. Its subtle moments of observation, small bursts of wit, deliberately casual pacing … Read more
Experimenting with the Mainstream: Indie Actor Arjun Mathur
Arjun Mathur is an unlikely candidate for a Bollywood hero. The son of a globetrotting hotelier, with no familial connections to filmdom, and somewhat unconventional … Read more
