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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: “The Greta Gerwig Little Women was perfection, although I don’t understand why they missed out the lime scene.”
“Maya Hawke in the PBS series is my favourite Jo.”
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: ‘Apocalyptic nightmares fuel my music’
Mark-Anthony TurnageTell us about your Proms piece … I wrote Time Flies three years ago, in what seems a more innocent era. It was a reaction to getting older. Having grown up in the 1960s, I have... -
caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Representation can be a double-edged sword. There’s undeniable power in seeing oneself reflected on screen, in normalizing marginalized identities, but an emphasis on visibility alone can reduce complex characters to one identity, one presentation, ...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: At the beginning of Amazon’s cutesy father-daughter tale Don’t Make Me Go, a voiceover tell us: “You’re not gonna like the way this story ends, but I think you’re gonna like this story.” Almost two hours later and the p...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: There’s a crucial domestic scene early in ET the Extra-Terrestrial where 10-year-old Elliott (Henry Thomas) is trying desperately to convince his mother (Dee Wallace), his older brother Michael (Robert MacNaughton) and his little sister Gertie (Drew...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Jenny Agutter became a British cinema hall-of-famer as Roberta, or Bobbie, in the much-loved 1970 family classic The Railway Children, about three children forced by circumstance to move with their mother to a cottage in Yorkshire and have adventures invo...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Most lovers of 70s Hindi cinema would instantly recognise ‘uncle’ David, the endearing old man who was a constant fixture in every Hrishikesh Mukherjee film. But he was also an avid sports enthusiast, and he might have had something to do with...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Helmed by Nagesh Kukunoor, the show delivers plenty of screwball comedy and sentimentality, though not always with the desired level of conviction or consistency.
Two months ago, we had the Mumbai edition of Modern Love that while working within the para...-
It's a good selection of movies. I've seen two of them already and I liked them.
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Jugjugg Jeeyo’s apologetic feminism aims to cater to both feminists and conservatives. As a consequence, it is neither here nor there and may as well be nowhere.
In some ways, the new Hindi film Jugjugg Jeeyo (Live Long and Prosper) reminds me of t... -
caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Anup Jalota said, “Solah Baras Ki Baali Umar and Aisi Laagi Lagan were from two very different genres, but they established me as a singer.”
It was a regular work day at Mehboob Studios. It was the early 80s and Bollywood’s famous compo... -
caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Miriam Toews’s novels are often described as tragicomedies, populated by war survivors, and set in or around Mennonite communities where Toews, too, grew up. In works such as All My Puny Sorrows, following the relationship of two sisters, and the sp...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Cast members Mohan Kapur, Zenobia Shroff and Saagar Shaikh open us on their MCU debut and what makes Ms Marvel relatable.
When Marvel Studios announced that they were bringing their first Muslim superhero on screen, many had a jaw-dropping moment. But Ms... -
caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Bad news this week for those fans hoping to see John Krasinski confirmed as the new Reed Richards, after his sterling cameo as Mister Fantastic in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Deadline’s Justin Kroll reports that Marvel is no closer ...
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caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: Krishnakumar Kunnath aka KK, passed away doing what he loved – singing on stage. His going away suddenly and at a young age left thousands of fans grieving and questioning the circumstances under which he collapsed.
While there is a melancholic com... -
caruk guruk wrote a new blog entry: My Chemical Reaction's newly released The Foundations of Decay prima facie appears to be a return to their emo roots but is a sonically mature outing.
In TheMusicThatMadeUs, senior journalist Lakshmi Govindrajan Javeri chronicles the impact that musician...