The cinematography is just breathtaking for a movie that was released in 1989.

Abhinav Arora:

Deepjyoti:

China Gate was such an underrated remake of The Seven Samurai. A great tribute to Akira Kurosawa.

On this day, 30 years ago, Luc Besson's "Léon: The Professional" (1994) was released in France.

Hollywood waalon tumhari aisi ki taisi.

#nw: Killers of the Flower Moon

I wish I had the time to re-watch some of the forgotten/lesser known Bollywood rom-coms from the 2000s.

An honest conversation between Narayana Murthy and Kareena:

PM (Pookie Maharani) scientifically answers political questions on issues from the week gone by. Full video on YouTube. Attaching link underneath.

Girl on Hinge: "Introduce yourself" Me:

Indian film industry owes a lot to Mani Ratnam because only he understood the importance of great cinematography. And it's unfortunate that even today little to no emphasis is paid to it. Cinematography single-handedly raises the artistic flooring of a film.

#BREAKING #SupremeCourt directs that no demolition should take place in the country without its permission. SC clarifies that the order won't be applicable to encroachments on public road, footpaths, railway lines, waterbodies.

I'm all for framing guidelines regarding illegal demolition but SC guidelines are seldom followed by the executive. The only way to deal with the executive is to behave like it - attach and sell the property of the concerned officer who issues the notice of illegal demolition.

Kindness, Chivalry and Respect is a yassifed way of saying Parampara, Pratishtha aur Anushasan.

Remembering the great James Gandolfini on his 63rd birthday! The Sopranos (1999–2007)~ s01e05