Struggling to keep up with the latest releases? Here’s a look at what’s releasing in theatres across languages. A retired tornado chaser and meteorologist is persuaded to return to Oklahoma to work ...

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan won the Miss World 1994 pageant, and 30 years later, her beauty still sings. In director Mani Ratnam’s adaptation of the beloved Ponniyin Selvan novels, the story is anchored by ...

The year is 2066. An air taxi picks me up from a cardio-reparation chamber in Mars; my ailing 80-year-old body settles in for the hour-long ride home. I swipe the oxygen to summon a transparent plasma ...

This is to say that the elements to make for a compelling crime drama are all in place; the problem, however, is that the writing cannot hold the weight of these elements, far less coalesce them to ...

Rahul, heir to the Raichand dynasty, visits Delhi’s crowded Chandni Chowk neighbourhood, where he sees the love of his life, Anjali, for the first time. She is dancing on the street, without ...

I’ve been worried for myself lately. I haven’t been reacting to bad movies the way I used to. It’s mostly a mild mix of submission and sarcasm. A few sighs here, a few puns there – and I’m done. But ...

The fifth Mad Max movie tells Furiosa’s story and makes you want to re-watch Fury Road. That seed is a reminder of Furiosa’s legacy and it also pushes her to develop the kind of resilience that nature ...

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On her recent appearance on Film Companion’s Front Row, Kriti Sanon — who marks her tenth year in the Hindi film industry this year — was asked about her ‘favourite failure’. She replied, “My ...

An unsettling moment — often a good marker in the genre — in Aranmanai 4 comes on early. A young girl in Bengal becomes the vessel of an evil, amphibian spirit (do with that description what you will) ...

In Hari’s newest film, the violent Rathnam, Priya Bhavani Shankar’s Mallika casually drops a rather philosophical line. “There is no definition for good and bad,” she says, as she realises that the ...

The treatment never judges the couple for their situation. The tone is matter-of-fact and dry for the most part: This is their routine, this is their marriage, and it is what it is. It’s not the ...