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Dedh Ishqiya – How To Make Your Regressive Audience Watch a Gay Movie
Dedh Ishqiya, the sequel to Ishqiya, is brilliant for its subtlety and in the way that viewers have been left to wonder in amazement about the relationship between Madhuri Dixit and Huma Qureshi, the two leading ladies in the movie. Here is the ultimate movie Read More …
Student of the Year Puts On Display Karan Johar’s Closeted Homosexuality
Last month, I trekked with my partner to Falls Church, Virginia to enjoy another mindless, candy floss Karan Johar movie called Student of the Year (SOTY). I expected it to be extravagant and silly, larger-than-life with just the right amount Read More …
Facing Mirrors
Sometimes you have to be forced to leave your homeland in order to appreciate it more. I went to see Facing Mirrors, playing at National Geographic Grosvenor Auditorium as part of the All Roads Film Festival. It’s one of the Read More …
Midnight In Paris and Stuff White People Like
Midnight in Paris. I believe the untitled name of this project was Night at the Museum of White People. The movie posed the essential white people first world problem: “I’m jaded from my current work so how can I escape Read More …
The Adjustment Bureau: Review
“All I have are the choices I make. And I choose her.” You know that sort of sappy, romantic line is enough to sell me a movie. Throw Matt Damon and Emily Blunt in a romantic tale of two lovers Read More …