Film Companion

Aarambham is better film whenever love transcends time

by Rahul Desai

The craft is so proudly visible in director Bejoy Nambiar’s film that it overwhelms everything else.

by Rahul Desai

This film is a modern ode to Bimal Roy’s brand of neo-realism.

by Rahul Desai

Evidently, Fairy Folk is a weird film.

Film Companion gave a negative review criticising the storyline and dialogues.

Believable in a world far removed from her previous work

Apurva is predictable, tasteless and frighteningly dull, ticking genre boxes because they're cool and not because there's a story to be told

by Rahul Desai

Choona takes the intriguing premise of a two-hour heist comedy and stretches it into an eight-episode drama on Netflix.

In a slightly negative review, Prathyush Parasuraman of Film Companion said, "Road Trip to Nowhere" with "inane and predictable" plot elements in the second half.

by Rahul Desai

Reflects the mental frame-rate of the digital generation

by Anupama Chopra

Delicious eye-candy with a rebellious core

That could be hardly called a film, critiquing it for being political propaganda aimed at demonising Keralite Muslims and tapping into contemporary Hindu nationalist anxieties; Sen was