Don 2
Shah Rukh Khan returns as criminal mastermind Don, and the cat-and-mouse-game begins again. Is this sequel worth the chase?
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Ladies vs. Ricky Bahl
Can the team that brought your Band Baaja Baaraat recreate its magic exactly one year later?
A Song on Sunday: Dil Ka Bhanwar Kare Pukar
We’re back in the 1960s for A Song on Sunday, featuring the classic combination of Dev Anand, Nutan and Mohammad Rafi.
A Song on Sunday: Yeh Tumhari Meri Baatein
On this week’s Song on Sunday, the band of boys is back together in the best tune from Rock On!, but it’s neither rock nor sung by a boy.
A Song on Sunday: Ek Chatur Naar
We travel all the way to the late sixties, for a taste of musical comedy from the geniuses Kishore Kumar, Mehmood & Manna Dey.
A Song on Sunday: Urvashi
Our new weekly feature on Indian film songs kicks off with the 1994 gem that gave us Take it Easy Policy.
For the Love of Our Shenanigans
It’s well into the 21st century, and the question on my mind is not, “Where is my jetpack?” but the much more important, “Just what is this thing we call Bollywood, and can we still call it that anymore?”
Band Baaja Baaraat
Yash Raj films is back to what they do best with an all-singing, all-dancing cast of unknowns, newcomers and enough subtle skews to the formula to please both diehard romcom fans and those looking for a little bit more.
Rajnigandha
Basu Chatterjee’s 1974 Filmfare award-winner for Best Picture kicks off our 70s Week posts. Vidya Sinha plays a young woman who’s having a bit of trouble deciding on who she wants to spend the rest of her life with (but it doesn’t play out as you would expect).
Ishqiya
Curry Western? Masala Noir? Whatever the genre, Abhishek Chaubey’s directorial debut is a spicy treat served straight up from the India we don’t get to see a lot of.