Plus: Reviews of the ‘Kantara’ prequel and ‘Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari’.
A career retrospective of the renowned documentary filmmaker Anand Patwardhan in Mumbai is a reminder of his dogged dedication to capturing the fault lines in Indian society. The times are bleak, but 75-year-old Patwardhan is cautiously hopeful: “I remain optimistic – but then we don’t really have a choice about this. Otherwise, we should shut shop and not do anything.”
Rishab Shetty pulls out the stops for his ‘Kantara’ prequel, in which he plays the lead role alongside Rukmini Vasanth and Gulshan Devaiah.
Varun Dhawan steals the show in ‘Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari’.
In ‘The Game: You Never Play Alone’, Shraddha Srinath plays a gaming developer whose attack reveals a culture of misogyny.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest masterpiece 'One Battle After Another’ takes us back to one of his most acclaimed films, aptly titled ‘The Master’.
‘One Battle After Another’ is still in cinemas. Here’s a replug of the review.
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