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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Alia Bhatt leads a terrific cast in Vasan Bala’s emotionally charged jailbreak film
New Delhi, Oct. 11 -- Satya has been running from window to window in the anteroom of a maximum security prison.
Cédric Dupire's ‘The Real Superstar' spans the actor's epochal career but is an atypical tribute
A tepid thriller, starring Kajol and Kriti Sanon, from a writer who needs to branch out
The Indian spin-off of ‘Citadel', starring Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Varun Dhawan, is a lacklustre affair, with show-runners Raj & DK missing their usual spark
New Delhi, Nov. 8 -- Sometimes you get what you want, but it's not what you need. Since 2018, Raj & DK have been on a creative streak.
‘Freedom at Midnight' is flawed in too many ways to deliver on its promise of showing an untold history of India on the brink of independence
This series of video essays is a brilliant dissection of William Kentridge's artistic practice and a lively covid diary
In Shoojit Sircar's film, Abhishek Bachchan plays a cancer patient with an uncommon determination to survive
New Delhi, Nov. 22 -- Shoojit Sircar's recent film work has been preoccupied with mortality.
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