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Inspired by the 2008 double-murder in New Delhi that sent shivers down the spine, Talvar takes on the difference in perspectives, guilty minds and the system of class that all play a hand in deciding the victim and the criminal.…
‘Death aur shit…yeh do cheezen kisi ko, kahin bhi, kabhi bhi aa sakti hai’ (Death and shit…these are two things that can happen to anyone, anywhere and at any point of time) These words that Irrfan’s Rana says when he berates…
‘Ah, remember it always. Remember that you and I made the journey and went together to a place where there was nowhere left to go.’ This poignant moment between Ashoke Ganguly and his young son Gogol becomes a memory not…
A tale as old as time of two opposites being drawn to each other, Qarib Qarib Singlle takes on this central premise to introduce Irrfan into the world of romantic comedies. Parvathy plays a widow who tries to break out of…
Set in the wake of the India-Pakistan partition, Qissa challenges perceptions of gender, family and identity sprinkled with a supernatural element that brings to light repressed grief of loss and violence. Post-screening, Sachin Chatte will be in conversation with Anup…
When a celebrated athlete is failed by the unjust systems of the society, Paan Singh Tomar decided to rebel and become a dacoit in the infamous Chambal Valley. The fight for one’s right leads the dacoit on a path of…
To imagine the world of cinema without Irrfan is unfathomable. The story of a soldier and his journey of giving up the way of the sword, The Warrior was the film that reinstated Irrfan’s faith in his purpose as an actor.…
‘Sometimes the wrong train will take you to the right station’ The Lunchbox builds on the rare mix-up in the disciplined delivery system of the famous dabbawalas in Mumbai. Ila tries to use the way of the stomach to reinstill…
Out beyond the rules of money, there is a world penned out of and for the love of books . This is the world of Seagull. Of the Book and Other Stories is a visual memoir celebrating the 40th…
Irrfan (1967-2020): A Retrospective Irrfan : the actor whose face penned a million stories! January’s Cinema House is a celebration and exploration of the actor’s malleable artistry –charted through three chapters: films of his early years, films that re-defined the…
In an increasingly hostile environment of escalating violence, discrimination, and disenfranchisement, Arbab explores what it is like being a part of a minority group in India. The film ebbs and flows between him looking outside in his surroundings, where a…
How does one respond when the truth is blurred by misconstrued narratives? What can one articulate when facts have lost all their meaning? How can one have a dialogue amidst denialism and whataboutery? ‘Chardi Kala’ explores some…
