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There are films that approach diaspora through nostalgia, and then there are films that explore it through quieter ruptures. The uneasy return to a place that once felt like home carries the weight of unspoken stories spanning continents. Calorie, Eisha Marjara’s deeply personal drama about a Sikh-Canadian family navigating grief, distance, and the f...
Nidhi Saxena’s sophomore film, Secret of a Mountain Serpent (2025), is a poetic exploration of a woman’s inner world shaped by longing and quiet unrest. Blending mythic echoes with an oneiric visual language, the film becomes a portrait of how separation, waiting, and hope shape the emotional lives of women in a remote hill town living under the shad...
The Family Man Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video, brings back the Everyman-turned-operative Shrikant Tiwari for another covert assignment. This time plunging into the dense, uneasy terrain of Nagaland. The show retains its familiar pleasures: sleek action set pieces, deadpan humor, sharply drawn supporting characters, and plot turns engineered f...
When Wicked premiered, it instantly grabbed a spot in my personal Top 10 for that respective year. Far from the recent revisionist trends that almost always affect films of this scale — and which, frequently, have little or nothing to do with the movie’s intrinsic quality — my admiration for the first chapter remained firm. Therefore, expectations fo...
The first Sisu saw the legendary one-man death squad Aatami Korpi (Jorma Tommila) unleashed hell on the Nazis, killing plenty of them in every brutal way possible. It was a gleefully violent World War II-set revenge thriller anchored by Tommila’s no-nonsense, laconic performance, while Jalmari Helander’s musc...
