Abhi To Jee Lein is refreshingly different in its portrayal of how young women and men interact on the campus than one is used to seeing in Hindi cinema.
Bollywood Child Artist Directory III
Some old, familiar faces and some new in the third part of the Bollywood child artist directory. The first part…
Vishwatma: Bollywood’s Flashiest Story of Patriotism in Pardes
Rajiv Rai’s films are known for their high style quotient and Vishwatma is top-shelf stuff. The flashy aesthetic, delightful sights soaked in the united colours of Kenya, leering baddies in bathrobes, and the bling happy heroines with fabulous hair make it a glamorous, escapist fare.
Sooryavansham: Our Sunday Afternoon Guilty Pleasure Before the Age of Binge-Watching
Purists may dismiss Sooryavansham as one of Amitabh Bachchan’s mediocre offerings, but over two decades later, this sappy family drama has found itself a diverse and an ever-growing fandom: Some watch it for cheap thrills, some out of habit. The movie’s perpetual telecast has inspired legions of jokes and memes.
Letters in Hindi films with beautiful handwritings
Charming love letters, curt chitthi announcing breakup, emotional requests, and blackmail bids — here’s a list of filmi letters with nice handwritings.
‘Mere taash ke tirpanve patte’ and other nicknames by Shatrughan Sinha in Kaala Patthar
Of the many things Yash Chopra’s Kaala Patthar (1979) is remembered for, Shatrughan Sinha’s fiery dialogues in the film remain its top highlight.
Bollywood and ‘mohabbat ke dushman gharwaale’ trope
Feuding families opposed to love birds is one of Bollywood’s oldest and most minted formulas.
Angry Bollywood bachche
What’s Hindi cinema without some seething, screaming, revenge-seeking filmi kids. A list of the hall of famers.
Bollywood films that end with a family/ group photo
A list of Hindi films that end with a family/ group photo being taken.
Do Bachche Dus Haath (1972): Of James Bond and other vintage foreign spy films
Do Bachche Dus Haath (1972) starring Mehmood Junior, Baby Pinky and dog Rexy makes a curious case of vintage foreign spy films appreciation.
Flashback Bollywood 