Srestha Banerjee is known for The Big Bull (2021), Decoupled (2021) and FryDay (2018). Farhad at Popcorn Reviewss interviews Srestha, click here to read more.
One of the twitter accounts has given me the Nickname, ‘Soup Girl’ – Srestha Banerjee Read More »
The Biggest Hindi Film is out tomorrow making sure that we end 2021 in jubilation. 83 the film has marked the journey, withstanding the pandemic and a direct OTT release, to finally release on the Christmas weekend.
I am almost glad I am writing a spoiler filled review for Spider Man- No Way Home, because the comic book nerd inside of me is still buzzing with the sheer adrenaline rush of having seen a great superhero movie.
Spider Man No Way Home (SPOILER REVIEW) Read More »
A song probably found on every single playlist. Hopelessness, Emptiness, Melancholy, Loneliness all packed under a single song – Zinda.
Zinda (Journey of a Song) Read More »
I watched Jab We Met 12years ago but this Valentine’s Day, I decided to analyze a character that might have been slightly overshadowed in the movie by its other lead – Aditya Kashyap.
Aditya Kashyap – Jab We Met (Character Analysis) Read More »
Luka Chuppi is probably the most gut wrenching song for a mother who may have lost her child. As they say, the most painful thing in life for parents is to lose their children.
Luka Chhupi (Journey of a Song) Read More »
Imagine sitting on your balcony with a cup of hot coffee, with a little rain around, and a distant ball of fire setting in the background. And that fleeting moment when you reminesce this song – Iktara.
Iktara (Journey of a Song) Read More »
Imagine yourself away from the hustles of a city, sitting in a house on a mountain with rain around, with a cup of coffee in your hand, and writing. And with it, playing this song!
Maana Ke Hum Yaar Nahi (Journey of a Song) Read More »
Along India’s Ganges River, four people face prejudice, a strict moral code and a punishing caste system as they confront personal tragedies.
Masaan: Life Death and in Between Read More »
Oliver Stone’s 1991 film JFK, tackled the JFK assassination theory during a time when the term wasn’t just used for clickbaity purposes in order to over sensationalize things.
Oliver Stone’s JFK Proved The Unprecedented Power Of Political Filmmaking Read More »
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