Manav Kaul

Watch: Trailer of Amazon Original Jalsa, featuring Vidya Balan, Shefali Shah

Jalsa, also starring Manav Kaul, Rohini Hattangadi, Iqbal Khan, will release on 18 March

Fifteen years of 1971: This lesser known National Award-winning film is a tribute to India's Prisoners of War

1971 is subversive in how it consistently maintains a lightness in tone even as the POW officers plan their escape during the India Pakistan war.

The Fame Game review: Madhuri Dixit is beguiling as a wounded star in this Netflix show

The Fame Game is most effective when it is confined to the family drama, and least as a crime investigation which is steeped in judgement.

Dybbuk movie review: Everyone in this Emraan Hashmi film is on autopilot

Dybbuk, a Hindi remake of the Malayalam film Ezra, is riddled with amateurish 'twists' and hasty resolutions.

Tathagat movie review: Manav Kaul’s ruminative and brave exploration of renunciation

Manav Kaul, who has written and produced Tathagat, does not spell out any questions or provide answers. He simply rolls out a series of ruminations through which the audience is left to draw our own conclusions – or not.

Ajeeb Daastaans movie review: Neeraj Ghaywan gets KJo’s Dharma to acknowledge caste unequivocally

There's a kernel of an idea in Ajeeb Daastaans that's definitely worth exploring. But the writing predominantly comes from a place of blinkered privilege. Geeli Pucchi, directed by Ghaywan, is the exception in the quartet.

'It was liberating to create multidimensional, flawed characters': Ajeeb Daastaans team discuss 'twisted' Netflix anthology

Shefali Shah, Manav Kaul, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Shashank Khaitan open up about an equally heart-warming and heartbreaking film.

Saina movie review: Saina Nehwal’s biopic is inspiring but erases Gopichand and skirts inconvenient truths

Even with its flaws, Saina does provoke some thought, is moving in places and has some fun to offer.

Amole Gupte defends Saina biopic first look poster following criticism for incorrect portrayal of badminton

Amole Gupta said the hand with the tricolour wristband in the biopic's first look poster is the "hand of the Indian girl child aspiring to reach Saina's height.

Nail Polish movie review: Manav Kaul screams subtlety in a restrained and engaging psychological thriller

Nail Polish touches upon aspects of sexual violence rarely discussed in Hindi cinema or in Indian society at large.