Why Fawad Khan fans in India are a disappointment!
My response to all the open letters and to the question: Why hit out at a soft target like Fawad Khan?
The two states of Pakistan
Here’s looking at the eternal dilemma when it comes to Pakistani artistes and the issue of ‘art across borders’
Dear Fawad Khan. It’s time. Go back to Pakistan.
An open letter to Fawad Khan requesting him to take the next flight back to Karachi.
Bollywood’s problem with Twitter
As the platform becomes more and more abusive, Bollywood stars seem totally disenchanted with Twitter
A marketing masterstroke called Social Cause
Thanks to Mr Amitabh Bachchan, Bollywood has finally found a great online marketing strategy
Special show for film critics? Scrap this!
Most studios in India are set to scrap the system of press shows for film critics. Here’s why…
The Truth about Bollywood Books
So you think that a book on Bollywood always sells like hot cakes? Let one of the best book agents in India tell you the truth and only the truth.
The girls are not silent about love. It’s actually the boys.
Today’s Bollywood heroes prefer to be seen dead than talking about their love life
Most journalists are mediocre. Agreed.
Before you rue the lack of talent in journalism, pause for a moment to think about the plight of senior journalists in India
Khalid Mohamed’s Film Review: UnIndian
The film is just half a cut above the commonplace Bollywood rom-com
Khalid Mohamed’s Film Review: Mohenjo Daro
The film will work for you only if you are a Hrithik Roshan fan.
Khalid Mohamed Film Review: Rustom
The second half is a drag and ruins the pacy first half. The film is an average fare.
Khalid Mohamed’s movie review: The legend of Michael Mishra
The film doesn’t have either a brain a heart. It just doesn’t work.
The mother of Literature
Ramkamal Mukherjee pays homage to the legendary writer – Mahasweta Devi
Khalid Mohamed’s Film Review: Dishoom
The film will entertain action buffs. The rest can rest easy.
Ghare Baire – Terrorism at your doorstep!
Death is the biggest truth in our life. But who decides to call it off? Ramkamal Mukherjee talks about the incomplete dreams of people who wanted to live life.
The closing ceremony of the London Indian Film Festival
Here are the highlights of the closing ceremony of the London Indian Film Festival
The dirty darkness of Compulsive Obsessive Disorder
A film that beautifully showcases how an OCD can wreck your life. We found it at the London Indian Film Festival.
Khalid Mohamed’s Review: Madaari
If you want to watch a good film this weekend, this is the one you are looking for.
Khalid Mohamed’s film review: Kabali
The film is strictly meant for ardent Rajinikanth fans. If you are not, then it’s better to give this a miss.
Getting into a guessing game
The film ‘Moh, Maya, Money’ is an unusual take on white collar crime. It was recently screened at the 7th London Indian Film Festival
Digging deeper into the Abyss
The documentary, Fireflies In The Abyss, is an eye-opener but sadly it can do little to change the conditions of the inhuman coal pits of Meghalaya
The Ray of Indian Cinema
The tete-a-tete with Sharmila Tagore at the 7th London Indian Film Festival was a revelation of sorts on the classics of Satyajit Ray. Here is what happened…
THE SULTAN AT HEART
Here’s trying to decode an aura that is called Salman Khan
Lehar Khan – the mermaid
Here’s profiling a teenage actress who has caught everybody’s attention after winning the junior jury award at the Cannes Film Festival in 2016
Catching up with with Tannishtha Chatterjee
Tannishtha Chatterjee spoke while flitting around the London Indian Film Festival which is screening two of her films
Movie Review By Khalid Mohamed: Great Grand Masti
It’s not ‘Grand’ but ‘Sasti’ Masti. Just do whatever you want to do to avoid this film.
Since the demolition of Babri Mosque, I have been deeply concerned: Aparna Sen
We spoke to Aparna Sen and came back a little startled. Read the exclusive interview to know why…
Farhan Akhtar. You. Disappoint. Me.
Farhan Akhtar continues to remain silent. Just the opposite of what he preaches.
Why the London Indian Film Festival is inspiring the odds
The London Indian Film Festival 2016 will bring together a delightful bouquet of South Asian Cinema, by perceptive directors of the region
Bending it like Sid Mallya
He is the last person you would expect to take up acting as a career. But that is Sid Mallya for you.
Khalid Mohamed’s Film Review: Sultan
The film is kickass entertainment and full of heart. Clearly one of Salman Khan’s better films.
