Shalini Langer is the Deputy Editor at The Indian Express, focusing on national news in India. She writes articles and reviews on movies, covering a wide range of genres and themes. Her reviews provide insights into the storytelling, performances, and overall impact of the films she covers.
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By: Shalini Langer
Here movie review: Tom Hanks and RobinWright about a man realising that most lifetimes involve settling down and watching history go by.
Gladiator II movie review: If Russell Crowe-starrer was about palace intrigues, complex relationships and unseen dangers, the second dispenses with most of the politics, and adds more fights, a lot of animals, and has far little for its women to do.
By: Shalini Langer
Wicked movie review: To give Cynthia Erivo her due, and to a lesser extent Ariana Grande, the two are the better parts of Wicked. It is tempting to think what a film centred on just the two of them would do, as the greens and pinks mixed to create unexpected hues.
By: Shalini Langer
Christmas Eve in Miller's Point movie review: Directed and co-written by Taormina, Christmas Eve in Miller's Point is a Wes Anderson-like dip into the chaos and extreme ordinariness of a family on the big evening of Christmas.
Moana 2 movie review: Moana 2 is as new as it gets these days – that is, not very new – in the era of sequels, prequels and multiverse-quels.
Heretic review: Because Heretic itself ultimately doesn't have enough faith to follow through on its initial promise, it all comes down to that question again: the charm of God, or the charm of Grant?
By: Shalini Langer
Having established itself as a deserving inhabitant of the Rings universe – the jerks of combining anime with frenetic action apart – The War of the Rohirrim does manage to overstay its welcome. At 134 minutes, it is a little too long, and a little too caught up towards the end in its own heroine.
By: Shalini Langer
Mufasa The Lion King movie review: A fitting tribute to the big cat who gave us Simba, Barry Jenkins' film has a lot going on.
By: Shalini Langer
Vanvaas movie review: In parts, Anil Sharma suggests he is capable of a more thoughtful film, and of imagining a world with greys and not just blacks and whites.
Mr Mohan Bhagwat, don't couch the reluctance to have children as “extreme individualism” among people, not caring much for God or the country. And Mr Chandrababu Naidu, don't pass on the burden of demographics to us. It takes a village to raise a child. First, set up at least one where a child would want to stay.
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