Vishal Menon is an Assistant News Editor for Film Companion, focusing on local film news and reviews in India. With a background in journalism, Vishal's work has also been featured in Rediff.com India Ltd. and Business Standard, covering a range of topics in the Indian film industry.
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By: Vishal Menon
It took more than an order of strawberries and cream to get into the All-England Club for the Wimbledon final on Sunday.
The rematch between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic was one of the most expensive get-in-final tickets in the history of the sport.
By: Vishal Menon
What if Vasanthabalan's Kaaviya Thalaivan (now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar) were to be remade today but just as an out-and-out love story between Tamil theatre
Like the billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Gautam Gambhir, the tenacious former opener-turned-coach, also seems to be governed by instincts while picking unheralded players and turning them into match-winners, points out Vishal Menon.
Few would have imagined the blockbuster year for Malayalam cinema that 2024 is turning out to be
She had to work harder on her fitness levels so that she remained at the top of her game against quicker and more agile wrestlers in this category
'The film-literate public in Kerala are not happy watching run-of-the-mill movies.'
By: Vishal Menon, Anushka Bhardwaj
Back from Paris, where she shot her way to Olympic glory, Manu Bhaker heaps praise on coach Jaspal Rana.
By: Vishal Menon
The income-expenditure mismatch notwithstanding, India should make a bold push for hosting the Games
One of the reasons why bowlers are rarely considered captains is because they are more susceptible to injuries than batters, argues Vishal Menon.
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