Kanhaiya’s Not Lovin’ It
Student leader says man dressed in yellow with red hair tried to strangulate him at popular eatery.
“Bismillah, He Won’t Wash His Hands!”: Bohemian Rhapsody Gets a Hilarious Coronavirus Update
The Queen classic Bohemian Rhapsody, a favourite of karaoke nights everywhere, now has an update for Covid-19. And the lyrics have us all in splits.
How The Last Hour Redefines the Mystery Thriller Genre
The Last Hour, streaming on Amazon Prime Video, lies somewhere between crime and mystery, with a fascinating supernatural thread running through the show. It’s perhaps…
26 Years of The Shawshank Redemption: The Movie that Legitimised the Guy Cry Genre
The Shawshank Redemption made it okay for guys to cry, and spawned a change in modern-day cinema that helps encourage this. Even superhero films today…
SKY-gazing with infinite possibilities
Surya Kumar Yadav is possibly unlike anything this country has seen and in a way he symbolises how we have evolved, both on the field…
The Many Comebacks of Govinda
Aa Gaya Hero is a two-hour-long trip back to Govinda’s favourite destination: The 1990s, when we couldn’t tell the difference between camp and humour.
Only Policy Can Help Tackle India’s Pollution. Not Individual Action By Woke Citizens
Solutions for Delhi’s (and any other city’s) pollution lies in new government policies and programmes – improved public transport, building cycle lanes, a well-thought out…
20 Years of K3G: The Most Bollywood Film Ever
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham hasn’t aged gracefully, but it remains a shining marker of what peak Bollywoodisms look like. Shrill, loud and emoted to within…
Sunil Chhetri’s Game Plan: How Mumbai Fell for Football
Last night, Sunil Chhetri and his men who won 3-0, forced Mumbai to keep aside its cynicism and invest in the other boys in blue….
Person of the Week: Own Goal
Nobody expected the World Cup group stages would throw up a dark horse, loyal to neither team nor nation, who would emerge as the leading…