Another movie podcast by two know-it-all guys—Akhil Arora and Rohan Naahar—killing their careers and burning bridges in Bollywood one review at a time. New episodes weekly.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
Homebound, Neeraj Ghaywan’s second feature film in a decade, is well worth the wait.
Already selected as India’s official entry for the 2026 Oscars, Homebound is just as moving as Ghaywan’s widely admired debut film, Masaan. We discuss its poetic st... more
Inspector Zende, the new spoof movie starring Manoj Bajpayee and Jim Sarbh, succeeds as a concept but fails in execution.
What could’ve been a homegrown homage to The Naked Gun comes across as a first draft in need of clever rewrites.
While Bajpaye... more
Songs of Paradise is like a 1950s movie that has time-traveled to the present day.
We discuss the film’s old-fashioned narrative and undemanding themes, the chasm of quality between Saba Azad and Sheeba Chaddha’s performances, and the limited ambiti... more
In the Tamil-language film Maareesan, the plot twist comes not at the end, but midway through.
We talk about the sudden change in tone, and how the film handles it. We also discuss Fahadh Faasil’s comedic performance, and wonder why the film is pre... more
Tehran—the new John Abraham political action thriller—literally cannot identify the country of Georgia on the map.
The movie also goes out of its way to make its protagonist an apolitical man who somehow annoys the governments of three nations, incl... more
Sitaare Zameen Par—marketed as the spiritual sequel to Aamir Khan’s 2007 hit Taare Zameen Par—is a shoddily made, preachy, borderline insensitive film with a noble mission.
However, just because it aims to raise awareness about an admirable cause do... more
Is Dharma trying to actively sabotage Ibrahim Ali Khan’s career? After the unwatchable Nadaaniyan, the studio has released the equally inept Sarzameen, a feature-length debut for director Kayoze Irani.
We discuss the film’s unintelligent characters ... more
The Malayalam-language sports comedy film Alappuzha Gymkhana has no stakes, no villain, and no classic structure. This could either have been a bold decision or an act of self-sabotage. It’s somewhere in the middle.
We talk about the film’s underdev... more
Enjoy the podcast but one of you talks wayyyyyy too fast! slow it down buddy....
Hey guys, the show is super enjoyable. Dig the insight and trivia (Russo Bros./Raj and DK etc…) I’ll be back for more episodes.
While the casual banter is part of the charm, it would be great if either is allowed equal time to talk. It’s frustrating when Akhil is interrupted before completing his thought.
I came in on the Burai deaths episode. I like the banter in the critiques. I’ll stay for more!
I know it is old but I hope you guys will review wild wild county on Netflix.
I just found this podcast by accident today. This podcast is helmed by two excellent hosts Akhil and Rohan. Looking forward to listen to more.
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Offering insightful critiques on contemporary films and series, this show revolves around the cinematic experiences presented in various genres. The hosts frequently analyze storytelling elements, character development, and thematic depth, using humor and wit to dissect popular films. Their discussions often encompass a mix of mainstream and independent cinema, highlighting missed opportunities in film narratives while shedding light on the broader implications of the films' portrayals of societal themes, particularly within the Indian filmmaking landscape. Noteworthy is their ability to engage with both audience expectations and the intricacies of cinematic production, reflecting a deep passion for film criticism.
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