We see Harry and Meghan almost through the same lenses as newspapers and magazines present them, from a third-person point-of-view, albei...Read More
Sorkin ensures that he speaks through all his characters but with his wit and charm, you will not mind. He also knows how to tackle drama...Read More
Sorely missing Mira Nair’s famed light touch, this cumbersome, stilted adaptation rambles on unforgivably, with rare exceptions
The latest glossy, instead of gothic, version of the classic tome fails to stir the imagination.
In this pandemic-stricken world, all we need is love, hope and laughter. And that’s what Hubie brings to the table
At 125 minutes, this Netflix original, based on outdated ideas while professing to be “modern,” ends up feeling tiresome and uninspired.
Walk on this side of the darkness only if your appetite is sufficiently and suitably whetted, with no expectations of any connection to t...Read More
Welcome Sherlock’s spunky teen sister Enola, every bit a match and more for the famous detective, as we glimpse at how he warms up to ano...Read More
Kit Harington’s episode is striking, which he begins with a superb monologue and ends with a plea. In two words, it is– simply captivating.
Some people do so much good that they shine even when the skies are dark; in these troubled times, FPJ writer speaks to one such individual
Two stellar performances hold together several tales but are failed by unbalanced treatment of male characters
Based on a 2011 book of the same name by screenplay writer Donald Ray Pollock, the proceedings faithfully follow the book – extremely gri...Read More
Killer Queen brings back the original cast alongside a posse of newcomers for another heady cocktail of flesh tearing, blood sputtering i...Read More
The docudrama ends on an optimistic note of hope of the change that needs to take place...and how social media can once again become a to...Read More
The Samyuktha Hegde incident seems symptomatic of a society that binds its women indoors as any place outside is dangerous. FPJ writer at...Read More
Having been fascinated by this enigma as a kid, FPJ writer takes this opportunity to delve deeper into the persona of one of her favourit...Read More
Cargo’s festival circuit run may have been unceremoniously cut short — but it will find its experimental place in the sun, if only for th...Read More
The lockdown left many of our local artisans in a lurch. FPJ writer speaks with four handicraft organisations to understand how to make a...Read More
FPJ writer is delighted by the JCB Prize for Literature longlist, whose innate diversity is refreshing and takes a closer look along with...Read More
FPJ writer is captivated by the latest debate besieging the publishing world and tries to piece together a balanced perspective from both...Read More