Uday Bhatia is a journalist based in Mumbai, India, who writes for LiveMint. His articles primarily focus on film reviews and analysis, with a particular interest in Indian cinema. Uday provides insightful critiques of movies, exploring their themes, performances, and impact on the audience.
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Kareena Kapoor Khan is a grieving cop in this terse, limited film set in the British-Asian community
By: Uday Bhatia
New Delhi, Sept. 14 -- As I stepped out of The Buckingham Murders into a fittingly English drizzle, I wondered why this film was in theatres.
Ravi Udyawar's ‘Yudhra' has enough surface agitation to not be boring, even though it's never convincing
New Delhi, Sept. 21 -- With his scripts for War, Pathaan and Tiger 3, Shridhar Raghavan has been instrumental in giving the YRF Spyverse a distinct shape and tone.
NT Rama Rao Jr plays father and son in this undercooked action film by Koratala Siva
Zia Anger revisits her debut feature in this unique metafictional take on creativity and collapse
New Delhi, Sept. 29 -- There are moments when something is said in passing in a film, and it's only a second later that you realise the world has spun off its axis.
Vikramaditya Motwane's film about creeping AI is also a paranoid thriller for an increasingly digital India
New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- Well into CTRL, we know the film's protagonist only as Nella. While it's certainly an Ananya Panday character name (past ones
Instead of offering easier access to our cinematic heritage, streaming has made it tougher than ever to find and watch classic Indian films in their original form
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