Film Review

India

Film Review: Nayyi Navelli is An Ill-Cooked Stew of Genres

Ideally, a stew of multiple ingredients should be tasty and nutritious, but Nayyi Navelli is neither. It’s just a stew, with a stre-e-etched climax that could have been shortened to less than…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · October 19, 2026 · 3 minutes read

Advertisement

Wide · 970×250 or 728×90
Diaspora

Film Review: Bandkhor (Marathi) Entertains But is Over-Feminist

It’s entertaining, emotionally riveting but it is feminism in overdrive. Bandkhor (which means a rebel) tells the story about a vivacious but volatile city girl, Meera (Priyadarshini Indalkar), who hails from a…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · September 29, 2026

Diaspora

Film Review: Om Ka Hari is a Delightful Family Drama

He’s boorish, self-centered and supremely irascible. Grumbling all the time after (and before) retiring from his job, Hari Prasad Sharma (Raghubir Yadav) is a quintessential old-fashioned and uber-traditional middle-class patriarch,…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · September 21, 2026