Movie Review
Movie- Gunjan Saxena-The Kargil Girl
Director- Sharan Sharma
Genre- War/ Drama/ Adaptation of true story
Hai saare jahaanse pyaari, mere Bharat ki beti, hai saare jahaan pe bhaari, mere Bharat ki beti......
Movie Review
Movie- Gunjan Saxena-The Kargil Girl
Director- Sharan Sharma
Genre- War/ Drama/ Adaptation of true story
Hai saare jahaanse pyaari, mere Bharat ki beti, hai saare jahaan pe bhaari, mere Bharat ki beti......
Despite warnings to stay indoors during a brutal Florida hurricane, university student and former competitive swimmer, Hayley sneaks her way into the storm’s path to check in on her father, who lives alone at the other end of town and isn’t responding to any of her messages. She finds him bruised and unconscious in the cramped basement below their old family home, and pretty soon she’s trapped there with him and a big scary alligator, even as the house begins to flood.
It’s a pretty basic premise but one that yields some genuinely thrilling moments. Father and daughter struggle to keep themselves safe from an increasing number of threats. It turns out there isn’t just one set of sharp teeth out there, there are more. Good thing there’s always a handful of disposable background characters to be made a meal of.
A must watch horror drama that keeps you on the edge of your seats.
Movie- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Director- Tim Burton
Genre- Fantasy(Inspired by the Book by Roald Dahl)
The film’s story encases, at once, patriarchy’s deepest desire as well as its uncontrollable fear of women having a right over their own bodies.It shows men’s urgent, existential need to control and profit from these women, but also to, simultaneously, demean, abuse, kick around, exploit and, of course, rape them.Tikli & Laxmi Bomb doesn’t flinch even once in presenting a gritty, stark, dark ecosystem in which these women operate. It happily speaks the language of the streets, of a dhanda where there’s a price on women’s bodies that belongs to men.