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Borders aren't for children.
LPs heartwarming tale of yearning set in Manipur before the fire was lit finally gets its due by winning at BAFTA.

Radhe Sikre · 01/04/2026
Maharashtrian men don't cry.
Neeraj Ghaywan is back with another deep meditation of the Indian human condition constantly triggered and probed by a system built to inflict suffering.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 01/04/2026
Pinch of payback.
Uttara Singh turns her lens on sexuality and vulnerability through her treatise on the Big Indian Wedding.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 01/04/2026
Maharashtrian men don't cry.
Rohan Kanawade on why he chose to challenge heartland sexuality and vulnerability in Sundance winner Sabar Bonda (Cactus Tears).

Shinjana Chakraborty · 01/04/2026
Masaan, grief and violence
On Masaan, grief, and the specific violence of a country that doesn't let you mourn in peace.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 30/03/2026
Cinema as protest
The untold legacy of underground Indian films.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 30/03/2026
Remake, Rehash, Regress?
Indian studios fail and fail again to adopt the western franchise model and try to create universes out of paper-thin plots and characters.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 14/03/2026
Cult by mistake: the films that became classics by accident
The films that became classics by accident.

Shinjana Chakraborty · 15/01/2026

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