Devansh Sharma

Articles by Devansh Sharma

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  Sep 13, 2019

  Reema Kagti on bringing an outsider's gaze to her films, and co-writing with Zoya Akhtar

  Filmmaker Reema Kagti talks about the 'supernatural' element in her films, and why they often deal with the theme of coming to terms with loss.
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  Sep 09, 2019

  Werner Herzog's Family Romance, LLC reveals the closing gap between humans and artificial intelligence

  Director Werner Herzog explains how humans are becoming more transactional, and artificial intelligence more humane, in the Japanese film Family Romance, LLC.
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  Sep 05, 2019

  Varun Grover on adapting Sacred Games, and why pro-establishment comedy is against Indian culture

  Varun Grover talks about the 'existential crisis' in Sacred Games, and why the comedians today should not 'waste' their voices through pro-establishment comedy.
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  Sep 01, 2019

  Vaibhavi Merchant on choreographing Prabhas for Saaho, and reuniting with Salman Khan for Dabangg 3

  National Award-winning choreographer talks about why she signed a multilingual film like Saaho amidst all her recent movies by Yash Raj Films and Salman Khan.
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  Aug 28, 2019

  Akshay Kumar releasing films on Eid, Diwali and Christmas proves a star is no longer bound to a particular festival

  Akshay Kumar has pulled his horror comedy Laxmmi Bomb ahead to Eid 2020 as soon as Salman Khan announced his film Inshallah will not release on the same day.
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  Aug 27, 2019

  Dhoom kicked off a YRF franchise that made its villains look cool, from John Abraham to Hrithik Roshan

  The Dhoom franchise, that started 15 years ago on 27 August, showed us how the bad guy can look stylish, through John Abraham and Hrithik Roshan's characters.
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  Aug 26, 2019

  How the themes in Sacred Games season 2 find global relevance in a contemporary political setup

  Netflix probably adapted Sacred Games into a series because its underlying sociopolitical commentary has echoes across the globe, and not just India.
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  Aug 25, 2019

  Sayani Gupta on being an actor sans vanity, and the importance of finding the rhythm for every character

  In an interview with Firstpost, Sayani Gupta talks about how she, given her origin from a musically-inclined family, finds a "rhythm" for every character, even though her entry point is the character's spine.
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  Aug 23, 2019

  American Factory review: Obamas' maiden Netflix production paints the US as a victim of globalisation

  Ironically, Michelle and Barack Obama's Netflix debut, American Factory, depicts the US on the shorter end of globalisation, a practice it has actually championed.
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  Aug 22, 2019

  Once Upon A Time In Hollywood shows Tarantino can't rise above the past, just like his lead character Rick Dalton

  In Once Upon A Time, director Quentin Tarantino seems to be stuck in a time warp, where he does not go beyond recreating the 1960s Hollywood.
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