Friday, November 7, 2008

Fashion A take on the fashion industry

Madhur Bhandarkar's ‘Fashion’ has set the box office on fire. Fashion exhibits how a small town girl with a dream to become a supermodel, paves her way to the top. The USP of the movie is the backstage scenes and the drama of the fashion industry..

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Friday, October 31, 2008

Kashmir - heaven on earth

Kashmir will win you over – be it Vaishno Devi temple or its snow-covered hills where temperatures often fall below zero and last but not least, its hospitable people, who eke out a living by hauling sledges , selling woollens and gumboots..

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Global warming: An inconvenient truth

Al Gore's book, 'An Inconvenient Truth' bares the stark facts of global warming, which it treated as a moral issue, political and economic implications aside. It is inspiring and underscores the need of action before it is too late..

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Friday, September 19, 2008

'Welcome to Sajjanpur', stay away from 'Hulla'

Of the movies released this Friday, Welcome to Sajjanpur is your ticket to entertainment, which has lots of rustic fun and A-rated performances by all caste, including Shreyas. However, sapless release Hulla doesn't rise to that tempo!. more on 'Welcome to Sajjanpur', stay away from 'Hulla'

Monday, September 15, 2008

Ru-Ba-Ru – Cry Boo Hoo!

Tahaan, A Wednesday, Rock On – I was actually surprised, how come suddenly Indian cinema is churning out watchable (and not classic) fare week after week? Does this Friday's release Ru-Ba-Ru fit in with these watchable films? Read on..... more on Ru-Ba-Ru – Cry Boo Hoo!

'Shadow lines': Should be shadowed these days

Partition should be considered as cultural intermixing, all cultures should be respected irrespective of the country it belongs to. People instead of feeling deprived from their place, should rather generate a sense of their belonging to two places. more on 'Shadow lines': Should be shadowed these days

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

The Last Lear

The Last Lear is a story of 65-year-old “young man” named Harry, who is living his life with his wife Vandana in the cubbyholes of Kolkata, oblivious and invisible to the world. No one remains the same after they have met Harry, no one can hate him.. more on The Last Lear