They say extreme pain and agony make people artists. Kalank – the three hour long agony brought out the comedian in us. Here’s a blog based on our Instagram stories…
The agony called Kalank
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Here’s Why Bird Box on Netflix is Worth Your Time
Bird Box a Netflix original movie is available on Netflix India. It’s a beautiful psychological thriller that kept us on the edge of the seat throughout. More than the spine chilling moments, it’s the underlying metaphors that make the movie worth every moment of your time.
Indian Horror Series Ghoul Premiers on Netflix today
Netflix has already got us hooked on. They are making shows in India exclusively for their channel. In fact, they are riding the success wave with recently released Sacred Games.
Watch Parmanu on Zee Cinema this 15th August
The recently released film “Parmanu – The Story of Pokhran” has been a box-office hit grossing more than 60 crores. The movie is based on India’s second confidential nuclear test series in Pokhran, Rajasthan in 1998. Zee Cinema brings the World TV Premiere of “Parmanu – The Story of Pokhran” this 15th August at 12 noon. Some stories need to be told again and again we say.
The Reel Canada – Festival of Canadian Films in Delhi
The High Commission of Canada and Habitat Film Club have collaborated to bring THE REEL CANADA, a bouquet of Canadian films for Delhi audience. Mark our words; since we don’t get to see too many films from this country sitting in Delhi, this is a rare treat. It is a 4-days festival, 18 – 21 July 2018 at India Habitat Centre.
9th Jagran Film Festival – All you need to know
The 9th Jagran Film Festival travels from Delhi to Mumbai via Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi, and other cities, showcasing cinematic excellence.
Habitat Indian Film Festival in Delhi
The Habitat Film Festival (HFF) has just started. It is happening during 17th to 27th May 2018 at multiple audis in India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road. This festival has been happening since many years now and we look forward to this event for a reason. HIFF aims to bring the best of cinema from Pan Indian film industries for Delhi NCR audience.
Raazi – Spy Thriller from Bollywood
Raazi is Meghna Gulzar’s latest film. Her previous film Talwar was a fine piece of work and had raised expectations. Raazi is the story of an Indian spy. Given that such stories are extremely rare in Bollywood, we were skeptical. And yet no way could we miss it.So we made this our Mother’s Day outing for one of us.
The Shape of Water – Dive in Boredom and Mediocrity
This year’s Oscar sweeper is The Shape of Water. The film got rave reviews from critics as well as general public all over the world. We had high hopes and the promos looked promising. Anyway we get to see very few Oscar nominated films on big screens in Delhi. So we jumped at the first opportunity we had to watch The Shape of Water.
Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety
We stay clear of romantic movies but landed up watching director Luv Ranjan’s Sonu ke Titu ki Sweety at PVR Director’s Cut, Vasant Kunj. The audi was super luxury. But the film was a complete surprise. Read on – minimal spoiler alert.
Screening of The Post courtesy &Privé HD
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited has launched a premium HD English movie channel – &Privé HD. They invited a select audience and media to orient them about the potential of this channel. The terrace of the beautiful fort Qla was converted to a make-shift movie theatre and the Qutub at the background made the perfect setting. “The Post”, a front runner for this year’s Oscars was screened at the event.
4700 BC – Pop Corn goes the gourmet route
Gourmet popcorn is a new item in India. It is not to replace our age old popcorn thelas. It is actually a totally new concept. Apparently it is popular in USA and now it is made available in India by 4700BC. Here is our experience of trying some 4700BC during a film screening at PVR Director’s Cut.
Padmaavat – Overdressed body with no soul
There is very little that is not known to us about Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s latest cinema Pandmaavat. Based on the epic poem Padmavat written by Sufi poet Malik Muhammad Jayasi, it has led to a whole lot of protests. We are not going into any socio-political issues here. But then we are now schismed into pro and anti Padmavati (original name of the film) groups. Needless to say we just had to watch Padmavaat
Raveena Tandon inaugurates Smile International Film Festival for Children and Youth
Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon inaugurated Smile International Film Festival for Children and Youth at Sirifort Auditorium Delhi. The week long film festival will be held from 11th to 17th December and includes films, short films, story telling sessions, workshops, games and fun activities for children.
Lipstick under my Burkha – Creating more stereotypes than breaking
The film Lipstick Under My Burkha received a lot of publicity before its release for issues with censor board. This has led to full house runs at multiplexes. While somebody we hope is laughing his way to the bank, we explore if it’s worth the hoopla.
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