There comes a moment in an actor’s life when she has to make a choice: give in or stand up to power. Divya Unny tells her story
In keeping with the objective documentary tradition, there are no intrusive voice overs in the film guiding us, or telling us what to think or believe
Vidya Balan is beautifully cast as Sulu, simply because she is the only contemporary actress in Hindi cinema who can wear a Sari without looking like a woman draped in a bed sheet
Kalki Koechlin has always been a fearless voice. Her new movie deals with the complexities of urban relationships. Divya Unny meets up with a Bollywood original
Amar Kanwar talks about his new film which takes the camera deep into the heart of darkness
The style of the melodrama in the movie is of 1980s vintage, something that is very difficult to sit through today
Irrfan gives us a hugely entertaining character, but his persona starts to fray by the end