(Crisp) Movie Review: HONEY BOY by FENIL SETA
Honey Boy is a semi-autobiographical flick written by Shia Labeouf about his bond with his father and how it affected his mental health.
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(Crisp) Movie Review: AAMIS by FENIL SETA
Aamis is an Assamese movie about a lonely, married woman with a son who bonds with a younger guy over their love for
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Movie Review: AADHAAR by FENIL SETA
Producer Manish Mundra won many hearts two years ago through Newton, a political film without politicians, and based in a rural setting. Now
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(Crisp) Movie Review: SAAND KI AANKH by FENIL SETA
Saand Ki Aankh is an entertaining and inspiring tale of the Tomar sisters who found their calling after they turn 60s. The film
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(Crisp) Movie Review: BOMBAY ROSE by FENIL SETA
Bombay Rose is an animated film directed by Gitanjali Rao (who played Banita Sandhu’s mother in October). Unlike other animated movies in today’s
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(Crisp) Movie Review: AD ASTRA by FENIL SETA
Ad Astra is strictly an okay flick and lacks captivating moments in most of the scenes. The storyline is interesting and the world
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(Crisp) Movie Review: SORRY WE MISSED YOU by FENIL SETA
Sorry We Missed You is a British film by Ken Loach about a married couple, with children trying, to make ends meet in
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(Crisp) Movie Review: RAAHGIR [THE WAYFARERS] by FENIL SETA
Raahgir (aka The Wayfarers) reminds one of a portion of the movie Paar, which was also directed by Goutam Ghose. In a way,
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Movie Review: AXONE by FENIL SETA
The various communities of North Eastern people are rarely shown in Bollywood. Films like Chak De India, Pink etc have tackled the problems
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(Crisp) Movie Review: MOOTHON by FENIL SETA
Moothon was the opening film at the 21st Mumbai Film Festival and turns out to be a one-time watch. The beginning portions of
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