Anything and everything I experience.
You watch Now you see me and movies like that; you come up with phrases like ‘getting back to the boring old normal life after an awesome movie’. Now you see me and Now you see me 2 are mad movies that make you believe in alternate realities that we wish might exist amidst us,... Continue Reading →
A number of web series and movies are based on the idea of a small town and all kinds of emotional attachments it offers. The comfortable and selfless relationships, moderately significant twists and turns in life, the cosy feeling of togetherness in festivities where quite literally the entire town comes together – it’s all just... Continue Reading →
A light hearted holiday movie with a serious cast at its best is pretty much everything you can ask for if you’re up for a movie solely for entertainment. The Holiday from 2006 featuring Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz alongside the charming Jude Law delivers an emotionally stimulating experience that would make you watch it... Continue Reading →
A rather fabulous concept in literature and visual storytelling was introduced to me by a moderately famous web series that not everyone might appreciate. Jane the Virgin is an unconventional rendition of a simple story of a virgin woman who is accidentally inseminated to an unwelcome pregnancy and has a life that she romanticises in... Continue Reading →
A classic that does not try too hard is just what we need for a steady supply of content for everyday leisurely binge. Jane the Virgin on Netflix with its heart warming narration and simple yet oh-so-effective making offers just that. When I started out, I did not expect much from the show but it... Continue Reading →
The forlorn idea of a dreadfully poor part of India hailing a White Tiger is not brand new. We’ve seen it time and again and it has garnered positive and negative responses, but apparently hasn’t died out. After the famous Hollywood crossover addressing the theme titled Slumdog Millionaire, we have yet another one named The... Continue Reading →
For a hardcore fan of the Sherlock Holmes series (the Benedict Cumberbatch one), any new content in the line of the Holmes franchise is a delight. Enola Holmes, in that regard, is an interesting spin-off shedding the limelight on Sherlock and Mycroft’s lesser talked about sister, Enola. Apparently Enola has inherited the same wits as... Continue Reading →
Well, I guess all of us have binged on Netflix or any other OTT, relying on them to a great extent to get us through this difficult year. Here’s the list of shows I have binged on and a small account of what I found best about it. The list is in the order of... Continue Reading →
I’ve been hung up on Lucifer on Netflix for a while now and it’s actually just the kind of series that keeps me hooked to the end. Plots involving metaphysical themes associated with normal life are one of my favourite elements in a creative product, especially in ones made on this scale. The idea of... Continue Reading →
The first thing that came to mind when I heard OTT platforms are to be regulated by the GOI was TikTok. We all saw what went down on a social media platform that was freely accessible with zero regulations and it was nothing short of disastrous. On a range of juvenile videos that glorify rape... Continue Reading →
