Kanwaljeet Singh
Review of JAR Pictures’ Tabbar: Is A Tense Family Drama
Tabbar(SonyLIV, 8 Episodes) Starring Pavan Malhotra, Supriya Pathak, Gagan Arora, Paramvir Singh Cheema, Kanwaljeet Singh and Ranvir Shorey Directed by Ajit Pal Singh Rating: **** There is much that is wrong with Tabbar, an 8-episode tense and traumatizing drama that asks what Manoj Bajpai asked in The Family Man: how far would you go to protect your family? Not that Tabbar is in any way related to The Family Man.They are as separate as Jalandhar and Jaffna. Set in the curiously vivacious bustle of Jalandhar(cinematographer Arun Kumar Pande | Click Here...
Review of Netflix’s Typewriter: A tale of horror steeped in the wonders of childhood
In the content creation space, the horror genre is a difficult one to pull off to the finicky viewer’s satisfaction. Some get it spectacularly and go on to create horror masterpieces; while some trudge along the path of horror, churning out mediocre horror turkeys at best. Yet, good or bad, horror has always been a favourite genre of audiences of all ages. C’mon, admit it – we all love a good scare. Even if we do end up watching the scary bits through the mesh of our fingers covering our eyes, there’s nothing as invigorating as getting your adrenaline rushing, heart thumping | Click Here...
Digital is giving theatre a huge run for its money: Kunal Kohli
Well-known film producer and director, Kunal Kohli, is quite excited that his long-delayed, Jennifer Winget - starring romantic flick, Phir Se, will finally see the light of day, albeit on digital. It will stream on Netflix. “Today, digital is a very important source of revenue, as the cost of theatrical releases has gone up a lot, making it commercially unviable, especially for smaller films-makers. Also, digital gives you a huge potential audience base, all over the world. Internationally, digital is giving theatrical a huge run for its money. Brad Pitt’s films are being rele | Click Here...