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Male and Malevolent in Kerala

PR Ramesh

Only in Kerala. Where an actor accused in a rape case is feted and protected by a powerful brotherhood in the industry while the victim, a popular heroine of South Indian cinema, supported by a few of her feisty female colleagues, fights alone for justice in the face of rising insensitivity and indifference from the patriarchs of Malayalam cinema

Slap and Strut

Malayali matinee idols and their vulgar masculinity

Pulp Paradox

By pandering to the prurient fantasies of Malayali men, Kerala’s popular culture has abetted misogyny in life and politics

The Odd One Out

Not Quite a Money Spinner | End of the Affair

Sanju Movie Review

Isn’t ‘Sanju’ a movie that consciously attempts to 'fake' our perception?

The Last Anti-Hero: Sanjay Dutt in Life and Art

Can we expect objectivity from an industry that has always made excuses for India’s most polarising star?

Eye of the Tiger

What Salman Khan’s stardom says about sexuality and ageing in India

Rajkumar Hirani: ‘I don’t judge people’

Rajkumar Hirani on making his first biopic and the complexity that is Sanjay Dutt

Getting Serious in Tinseltown

In Search of Her Next Big Project | Petty Games of One-Upmanship

Found in Translation

The art of setting the box office alight by adapting Hollywood films to the Indian idiom

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