Monthly Archives: January 2018
A conspiracy moving from India to Nepal
Tadipaar means a person who has been banished by the police from the city / other smaller or bigger area for a period of time during which he is not allowed to enter the boundaries of that city or area. … Continue reading
Ek Raasta Hai Zindagi, Jo Tham Gaye To Kuchh Nahin
Producer-director Yash Chopra is known in Bollywood as the ‘King of Romance’ because he has made certain classic romantic movies. However he had made some different movies too. One of them is Kaala Patthar (1979) which was a commercial failure … Continue reading
Baar Baar Din Ye Aaye, Tum Jiyo Hazaaron Saal …
Birthday is a significant annual occasion in a person’s life and his near and dear ones as well who render their wishes to him / her on that day. Hindi movies have come up with many quality birthday songs. I … Continue reading
Get ! Set ! Go !
There are several self-help books available in the market in different languages telling you how to succeed in life. I have also read many of them and found them to be similar in various ways – containing the same kind … Continue reading
Good recipe ! Good ingredients ! Half-cooked dish ?
I am too much late in reviewing Highway (2014) because hearing and reading all the accolades of the movie, I wanted the dust to settle down before presenting my own thoughts about and assessment of it. Since Imtiaz Ali has … Continue reading
The needle of suspicion and the 74 years old hero
In any regular formulaic fiction work, especially the pulp fiction work, the lead character (male or female) is most likely to be a young one. Agatha Christie created aged detectives like Miss Jane Marple and Hercule Poirot and there can … Continue reading
India really needs such young and dynamic leaders
Vashu Bhagnani’s production Youngistaan starring his son Jacky Bhagnani in lead role was released on 28.03.2014 telling the story of a 28 years old youth becoming the prime minister of India. Less than two months later, the rulers of India … Continue reading
The mist of mystery
First of all, I sincerely thank my my dear friend and elder – B.S. Sethi Saheb for inspiring me to pen the review of this classic murder mystery which is an Indianized celluloid adaptation of Agatha Christie’s play – The … Continue reading
The temple of justice
Nothing happens in this world or in an individual’s life before the right time for that thing to happen arrives. This assertion has proved to be true for me in the context of several things in my life. And as … Continue reading
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