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Showing posts with label children's films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's films. Show all posts
28 May 2021

A child's view of the world through a train ride

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This is the sixth column in my ongoing series on trains in Indian cinema. (Periodic reminder for new readers of this blog: I write a weekly ...
15 February 2021

A Short Film with a Long Story

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My Mumbai Mirror column: Karishma Dev Dube's memorable 'Bittu', about two little girls, their friendship and a fateful day, make...
28 April 2020

Fictional motherlands, real relationships

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My Mirror column: Some recent fictions illustrate how totalitarianism thrives on turning on real people into mythical enemies – and pittin...
8 September 2019

No connection home

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(This was my Mirror column on 11 August 2019, six days after the Indian government announced the abrogation of Article 370, stripped Jamm...
22 October 2017

Interview: Dharamshala International Film Festival 2017

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An interview I did for Firstpost : DIFF founders Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam on the festival's sixth edition, and what sets it apart....
9 May 2016

Twins from a Temple Town

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My Mirror column  for 8 May 2016: Two recent Marathi films use a very similar set of ingredients to create different portraits of Pandhar...
10 April 2016

The Strength of the Pack

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Today's Mumbai Mirror column :  A sparkling new adaptation of  The Jungle Book  is a chance to take a fresh look at Kipling. Th...
14 June 2015

Taking the shine off India

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My Mumbai Mirror column this morning : Does revisiting Raj Kapoor’s 1950s classic Boot Polish in light of Kaaka Muttai, the superb new T...
6 June 2015

Picture This: Up Close and Real

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My BL Ink column this month: Kaakka Muttai and Kuttram Kadithal , two award-winning films releasing this month, show how fissures in T...
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