The page intends to house all those movies that I have analyzed and explained. Movie analysis is something that I enjoy doing because I love to read between the frames.
Anamika Movie (1973) Review | A Riddle on a Writer’s Mind
I had always wanted to watch Anamika because of the songs I had heard from this movie. Not only am I a big fan of Kishore Kumar, but also of Lata Mangeshkar. I remembered both 'Meri Bheegi Bheegi Si' and 'Bahon mein chale aao' and would often sing them, both phenomenal, timeless pieces that will forever be remembered. I once come across a video of Sanjeev Kumar and Jaya Bhaduri ...
Masoom (1983) – When Cinema was Eloquently Powerful – Analysis
What a beautiful, timeless piece! Masoom plays on all the chords of human relationships, tugging not only at the innocence of a child on which the title is based, but also striking a chord with every character affected by that very innocence. It absolutely pulverises a father’s heart and plucks at the strings of a stepmother’s. Masoom has it all. It portrays the pure innocence of children with memorable songs ...
Superman 2025 Review – My Honest Take on James Gunn’s Film
Politics aside, early hate aside, casting drama aside, this Superman 2025 review is as unbiased as it gets. I’m not a James Gunn fanboy, even though I am well aware of his contributions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I have thoroughly enjoyed his Guardians of the Galaxy movies for their fun tone and clever storytelling. When the news hit about his big move to the DCEU (well, now DCU), I had mixed feelings. I ...
Flow Movie (2024) | Review and Analysis | Silence Speaks
What an absolutely amazing movie! Flow movie is more than just an animated film—it’s an allegory brimming with analogies that will surely leave you stunned. What appears to be a simple visual narrative hides profound meanings, inviting you to dive deep into an unprecedented plot of adventure, seen through the eyes of a cute black cat. It’s a silent film, yet the sound design is phenomenal, pulling you directly into the ...
Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam (1962): Unfathomable Grief and Longing
Directed by Abrar Alvi, Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam explores the longing and patience of an affluent woman for attention from his husband through the protagonist's perspective. The Chhoti Bahu is the soul of the story. The plot runs in the flashback colonial Kolkata and the present 60s Kolkata. The protagonist is Atulya, who is also called Bhootnath. He lives with his acquaintance, who also works in the haveli. Atulya gets ...
The Last Duel Review (2021) | Leaving Justice to God’s Will
The Last Duel movie is based on the 2004 book by Eric Jager which is the last official 'trial by combat' registered unto the pages of history. What makes it one of a kind is the events leading to the duel, which form a most eloquent and voiceful drama insinuating winds of change back in the year 1386. What Ridley Scott does with the tale is absolutely mind-boggling. He does ...
