Shubhra Gupta is a Film Critic at The Indian Express. She specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on the film industry and filmmaking, as well as theater. Shubhra's insights and critiques have been featured in ThePrint, MSN, and Indo American News.
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By: Shubhra Gupta
Minotaur movie review: Easily one of the best of the Cannes competition films this year, this Andrei Zvyaguintsev film goes beyond the telling off a tawdry affair.
By: Shubhra Gupta
The Man I Love movie review: Rami Malek's Jimmy may remind you of his Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody. Malek won an Oscar then, and I won't be surprised if this turn garners him more prizes.
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System movie review: The strength of Sonakshi Sinha-Jyotika film is showing the two women bent upon earning their living their way, and making their choices. It goes well until it falls into Bollywood's oldest traps
By: Shubhra Gupta
Coward movie review: A war can also create moments of startling beauty, in painting, and in theatreis the burden of Lukas Dhont’s film, performed by Emmanuel Macchia, Valentin Campagne beautifully.
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Elephants In The Fog review: Abhinash Bikram Shah's debut feature about a transwoman in rural Nepal who falls in love wins the Un Certain Regard Jury Prize at Cannes 2026, and richly deserves it.
Cannes 2026: The Best Film award was given to Critsian Mugiu's Fjord, about a religious family struggling to come to terms with the rules of another country.
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Shape of Momo movie review: Shape of Momo assimilates several themes in a film which has the courage to back a lead character who refuses to confirm, or to be likeable.
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Return Of The Jungle movie review: While Return Of The Jungle is dotted with several ‘teachable' moments, it never forgets to add in the fun bits, and that's where it scores.
