Blog, Writer's Blog 05 Jan 2022 7 Bollywood films about complex characters and childhood trauma [updated] Bollywood has often faced criticism for not accurately portraying mental illness. However, there's been a significant shift is highlighting the… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Blog, Talk Time with Nidhi 13 Dec 2021 Who is the real Deepika Padukone? I hope I don’t get a lot of flak for this video – but I think Deepika Padukone is highly… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Reviews & Recommendations, Series 10 Dec 2021 ‘Qatil Haseenaon Ke Naam’ is like a poetry with underlying existential philosophy backed by extremely strong aesthetics and technical elements I’ve been looking forward to the release of Qatil Haseenaon Ke Naam (QHKN) since it’s teaser launch. If you don’t… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, Reviews & Recommendations 03 Dec 2021 Bob Biswas – An entertaining experimental spin-off worth a watch For anyone who’s been skeptical about Abhishek Bachchan’s representation of the iconic character of Bob Biswas from Kahaani (2012), let… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, News, Reviews & Recommendations 03 Sep 2021 ‘Helmet’ is a brave attempt at starting a conversation, but it doesn’t commit to the cause Some films are backed by unique stories, some focus on the art of storytelling, and some on a strong message.… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, Reviews & Recommendations 18 May 2021 ‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ provides plenty of adrenaline but nothing to write home about Those Who Wish Me Dead is a classic Neo-Western action thriller that follows the template of the genre – a… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, Reviews & Recommendations 09 May 2021 ‘Moxie’ is delightfully humorous and oh-so-inspiring film Set against the backdrop of a high-school chick-flick, Moxie is not-your-typical teenage drama. The film opens in a dense forest,… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, Reviews & Recommendations 12 Apr 2021 ‘The Great Indian Kitchen’ is a mirror of the society we live in, and if it makes you feel uncomfortable – it’s done its job! What can I say about The Great Indian Kitchen that has not already been said before? The film left me… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
Films, Reviews & Recommendations 30 Mar 2021 ‘Pagglait’ is a charming film that will nudge you to question the status quo Research shows that there are typically five stages of grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance. But what if there… Nidhi Sahani No Comments
