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Continue reading →: Jab We Met (2007) – The Imtiaz Ali Movie Everyone Loves!
This movie is a lot of people’s favorite, and for a reason! Spoilers for the film below! In Mumbai, Maharastra, Aditya Kashyap is a depressed heir of a wealthy but troubled business family, and drifts in a daze from a business meeting to his former girlfriend’s wedding, then boards a…
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Continue reading →: 2 States (2014) – United by Love and a Forced Happy Ending For All
This is a film which makes up for the flaws of the book it is adapting, and is a good rom-com, though now-a-days maybe an underrated one. Spoilers for the film below! In Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Krish Malhotra is a Punjabi Hindu from a rich New Delhi family who is pursuing…
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Continue reading →: Metropolis (1927) – Imagined Future of Contemporary Anxieties
It has been a long time since I have watched a silent film, and this is a classic, so this was my first time seeing the film. A great film, especially when put into the context of its time. Spoilers for the film below! In a distant future in the…
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Continue reading →: Summertime (1955) – A Love-Filled Cup of Bittersweet Venetian Summer Wine
A leisurely film about an affair in Venice, filled with immense charm, and beauty for the city. A good watch on a summer holiday! Spoilers for the film below! Jane Hudson is a middle-aged spinster who had saved up all her life to make her trip to Venice, Italy. On…
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Continue reading →: Woh Kaun Thi? (1964) – Seeing Double of The Mysterious Woman in White
A classic I finally watched, and I do love it, even if it is not as well honed when it comes to the script that I would like. It is almost perfect. Spoilers for the film below! On a rainy night Dr. Anand is driving on the road when he…
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Continue reading →: The Quiet Girl (2022) – A Gentle Story of a Foster Who Finds Love
A tender story which might not be all happiness, but it is about a girl learning how to be loved for herself for the first time. A film fit of a summer where the sun shines brightly and the rains pour down, as everything comes to an end. Spoilers for…
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Continue reading →: Julie (1975) – Religious and Cultural Harmony Through a Premarital Baby
This film was a pleasant surprise, and a very underrated one, because I do not think a lot of people know about it now-a-days. Well made, if not a tad too long, bringing a taboo subjects into light in a story which encompasses a lot for a simple story. Spoilers…
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