Priyanka Ghose
The Royals Review: A Glossy Fashionable ‘Sa’ga
As goes the name The Royals, helmed by Priyanka Ghose and Nupur Asthana, the thematically perfect web series serves it right. You see the royalty in it, with an infused, bombarding bloom of colours and glamour. What goes missing is the real story behind it, almost thriving on a ‘go with the flow’ narrative. Which apparently might not seem lucrative to you, but it also looks like a freshening script to scrutinise. It opens with a bang. We see | Click Here...
Review Of The Night Manager: Aditya Roy Kapoor Shines In A Well-Assembled Jigsaw Thriller
The Night Manager(4 Episodes, Disney+Hotstar) Directed by Sandeep Modi,Priyanka Ghose Rating: *** It is immaterial whether you are familiar with John Le Carre’s espionage novel or not. As a stand-alone piece of kitschy art The Night Manager works just fine. The writers Sridhar Raghavan and Sandeep Modi make just the right switches and shifts of mood and location from the original to the remake , rendering the remake so distinct that even those who enjoyed the original would love the desi avatar of The Night Manager. It is easy to miss out | Click Here...
I hope my next journey is as gratifying as Broken But Beautiful 3: Director Priyanka Ghose
Priyanka Ghose, the debutant Director of the extremely successful ALTBalaji series Broken But Beautiful 3, is happy and contented with the kind of returns that the series, on the whole, has given the entire team. Priyanka who was earlier seen in the position of Associate Director for Aarya 1, gets into a conversation with IWMBuzz.com over her dedicated work for the series and much more. Broken But Beautiful 3, how has this journey been for you as the captain of the ship? An incredible journey, to say the least. This | Click Here...
Review Of ALTBalaji’s Broken But Beautiful 3: Is An Interesting Watch
Broken But Beautiful Season 3(ALTBalaji) Starring Siddharth Shukla, Sonia Rathee, Ehan Bhat Directed by Priyanka Ghose Rating: *** The Broken But Beautiful series—I don’t think it can be called a franchise—is all about falling in love with the wrong person to a degree of utter self-annihilation. This idea was explored with some amount sensitivity in the previous season where Harleen Sethi kept obsessing over a man who dumped her while Vikrant Massey waited his turn. Now it’s Siddharth Shukla’s turn to “fall” so hard and deep into the bottomle | Click Here...