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Continue reading →: Peter Pan (2003) – Where Adventure and Adolescence Make Magic for the Soul
This is one of those movies, which I watched in my early teen years. It came out in 2003 and I think I even had the DVD (which seems to be lost or has been given away). I completely fell in love with this movie. I have read the original…
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Continue reading →: Today’s Special (2009) – A Delicious Treat of Natural Flavours
We watched this film because of my little sister and I am so thankful that we did. It was better than I hoped and is now added to the list of films with Indian food that will make you hungry. This one did, for all the family and it is…
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Continue reading →: Much Ado About Nothing (2011) – Sizzlingly Fun and Entertaining Shakespeare with Tennant and Tate
This is my favourite adaptation of Shakespeare’s work simply because it’s so accessible and immensely quotable with lines fit to burn anyone you dislike by the first scene alone. Add to already a play filled with sarcasm, burns and David Tennant and Catherine Tate with the loose sun bathed British…
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Continue reading →: Bangalore Days (2014) – Home, Love and The Unexpected Fact of Life
This was the first Malayalam movie that I watched on a whim and I am so glad it was. Bangalore Days is one fo those films, that thought the locality knowledge helps you (and the subtitles are good on this one), the story still so universal that you can watch…
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Continue reading →: Judwaa (1997) – A Fun Comedy Filled With High Jinks
Two Salman’s for the price of one! And this is full of fun in the best of 90s way with a simple plot, fun songs and great Heroines. Even the comedy bits are chuckle worthy. Summary: Inspector SP Malhotra’s wife Geeta gives birth to two twin sons with reflection mentality…
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Continue reading →: Aashiqui (1990) – Love Makes Life Live in Equality
This is a very interesting love story in the best way. It is a love story, but also a story about how people in love grow and support one another to become the best they can be throughout the relationship as they grow up in to adulthood and how there…
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Continue reading →: Charade (1963) – Trust No One And Every One
This certainly was a film with twists upon twists and I am not sure how I will make a good enough summary and not spoil the plot completely. This is one of those movies where everything is a spoiler and there are so many twists upon twists that honestly if…
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