‘Americanish’ Celebrates the Real Story of Growing Up Brown in America
I’m American. No, wait...actually, I’m American-ish! That’s what I discovered watching the movie "Americanish," which battles stereotypes and shows the ...
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‘Love Aaj Kal’ (2020) Review: a Boomer’s Judgmental POV on Modern Love
"Love Aaj Kal" (2020) by Imtiaz Ali, starring Sara Ali Khan and Kartik Aryan, was one of the most highly ...
Disney’s ‘Aladdin’: Diving Into a Tale of American Orientalism
The 1992 "Aladdin" perpetuated centuries-old orientalist stereotypes. One would think the 2019 remake would right these wrongs, but it simply ...
‘Kalank’ Review: A Flawed yet Epic Tale of Forbidden Love
If you're looking for the definition of epic love story, you’ll find it in "Kalank." But suspending disbelief is key, ...
‘Hotel Mumbai’ Review: A Thrilling Yet Ultimately Human Look Inside the 2008 Mumbai Attacks
We know how the story of the Taj Hotel & the Mumbai attacks ends. 'Hotel Mumbai' makes it unbearable not ...
‘Gully Boy’ Review: A Beautifully Authentic Love Letter to Mumbai Rap
Highly anticipated and critically acclaimed, "Gully Boy" is a beautifully authentic love letter to the underground flourishing rap scene in ...
‘Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi’ Review — A Feminist Story for the Ages
Kangana Ranaut has been Hindi cinema’s unofficial ‘Jhansi ki rani’ for years. Casting her as "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi" ...
‘Aquaman’: Top 10 Reasons To Watch DC’s New Epic Superhero Feature
Already grossing over $846 million worldwide, "Aquaman" is predicted to become the largest worldwide hit among the films in the ...
‘Venom’ Review: Not the Next Superhero Epic, But Entertaining Enough
BG Sundeep is not a Marvel major fan. But she has some thoughts on the new film, "Venom," starring two ...
‘Andhadhun’ Review: Quite Possibly the Best Movie You’ll See All Year
BG Shruti reviews "Andhadhun," the most exciting Bollywood film so far this year. Do yourself a favor, don't read anything ...
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