Shikhar Verma is a Freelance Writer and Co-founder and Senior Film Critic at High on Films. He focuses on the film industry and filmmaking, with a particular passion for championing low-budget indie movies and exploring the deeper emotional connections they foster. Shikhar's work has been featured in High On Films and Finextra.
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By: Shikhar Verma
Share it Unlike the Berlin International Film Festival Jury, headed by Wim Wenders earlier this year, which claimed that filmmakers should
By: Shikhar Verma
Share it Greek filmmaker Konstantina Kotzamani's debut film “Titanic Ocean” is aware that identity is an ever-changing phenomenon.
By: Shikhar Verma
Obsession (2026) is one of those movies that stops short of greatness because it should work better as a short.
By: Shikhar Verma
Georgia O’Keeffe: The Brightness of Light (2026) is an interesting documentary if you wish to see someone highlighting her life.
By: Shikhar Verma
Share it As a young person, my formative awareness of the cultural impact of The Rocky Horror Show came from the Rocky Horror shadow cast
By: Shikhar Verma
Bandar (2026), the new Anurag Kashyap joint is familiar and seriously comforting to see for long-time fans of the filmmaker.
By: Shikhar Verma
Share it Some people are so scarred by the heartbreak that life throws their way that they succumb to cocoons that do not allow them to blossom beyond their own confined spaces.
By: Shikhar Verma
Share it No matter how cool you are, unprocessed grief has a way of sneaking up on you.
By: Shikhar Verma
Share it Strategically timed for the 4th of July weekend – a holiday marking the 250th year of US independence – Abby Martin & Mike Prysner's
By: Shikhar Verma
Baby Do Die Do (2026) is the kind of female assassin movie that does not take itself seriously, but also knows what path to take.
