Mihir Fadnavis

Jio MAMI 2016 Day 5: Waiting lines for I Daniel Blake, Under the Shadow resembled a war zone

The fifth day of the 18th Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival 2016 was a war zone, much like the Egyptian film Clash.

'The Angry Birds Movie' review: Funny and entertaining, just like the game

The Angry Birds Movie is a nice diversion from Disney’s super large scale animation films.

'The Man Who Knew Infinity' review: Paints an engaging portrait of Srinivasa Ramanujan

The Man Who Knew Infinity chronicles Srinivasa Ramanujan’s (Dev Patel) life from humble beginnings to being invited to Cambridge by GH Hardy (Jeremy Irons)

Drishyam review: Tabu is good, Ajay Devgn forgettable and the movie is average

Drishyam, directed by Nishikanth Kamat, is in a perpetual loop of rise and fall

Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho review: You wonder what the point is of this long, melodramatic comedy

The crassness is hardly the worst thing about Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho – that honor goes to the snail like pace and the two and a half hour run time

Dil Dhadakne Do review: A terrific movie about rich people problems and no, it's not corny

What makes Dil Dhadakne Do so enjoyable is not just the dysfunctional family plot, but the likable characters

I'm overwhelmed, says 'Masaan' director Neeraj Ghaywan on his Cannes experience

Ghaywan, fresh off the plane from Cannes, spoke to Mihir Fadnavis about the origins of Masaan

Chaar Cutting review: Short films get the short end of the stick

Chaar Cutting is a true blue indie film; an anthology comprising four short films

Bombay Velvet review: Ranbir and Anushka's love story sizzles in a beautiful yet cliched film

Bombay Velvet is no historical sermon. It’s a love story, pure and simple.

Taken 3 Review: Loud and overblown, the film brings nothing new to the table

Director Olivier Megaton and his writers make zero effort to bring anything new to the table with Taken 3.