Enterprising adults get chatty about how they have tried to lighten up the vibe and spread smiles at a time when we need it the most…
...and gets candid about being vocal on social media about things that matter
From mental health apps and healing crystals to Netflix subscriptions and ‘work from home’ furniture, the carts of young Indian gifters a...Read More
The show is far from heart-wrenchingly scary
Just when the world continues to grapple under a pandemic, there’s another bummer that has left bibliophiles distraught — the abrupt shut...Read More
For those who believe in serendipity and chance encounters; Emily in Paris speaks to you from the get-go.
The young actors have done a decent job in terms of keeping the suspense intact from get-go.
While inconsistency is the only constant, Ishaan Khatter-Ananya Panday starrer is still not terrible in its entirety. Khaali Peeli is lar...Read More
London Confidential stirs a feeling of impending doom — pertaining to the India-China border tensions — right from the start. But, the sc...Read More
Let’s not refute this one: Everyone is waiting for the year to end. However, trials and tribulations aside, one thing is certain: 2020 ha...Read More
Class of ’83 roughly runs for approximately an hour and a half, yet is far from crisp and loses its charm midway
Vibrant, abstract and glamorously real – Masaba Masaba is a sprightly take on what really goes on inside The House of Masaba – when the s...Read More
Gunjan Saxena makes for an impressive watch with a storyline which highlights misogyny that triggers feelings of angst
While the movie isn’t terrible in its entirety, the sequel pretty much falls flat on many fronts
The unusually long Netflix original is as dark, daunting and erotic as it gets
Let’s be honest: India loves to hate-watch some shows so bad, that they begin to feel good. Indian Matchmaking – a Netflix Original – fal...Read More
Culinary enthusiasts speak about the benefits of using Hemp in daily cooking and tells us how to make the most of it