Tag Archives: 1985

Revisiting the angst and fury of Sunny Deol’s Arjun

by Sukanya Posted on September 4, 2014

The angst and frustration of Arjun Malvankar resonated with an entire generation of youngsters. Manish Rathore, a businessman in Lucknow and one of the greatest movie enthusiasts I know, holding a rich archive of magazine cuttings and yesteryear knowledge, calls … Continue reading →

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Khamosh: The deafening scream. The deadening silence.

by Sukanya Posted on June 6, 2013

A certain enigma builds around films you (desire to but) did not get to see as a kid. Like I wasn’t even born when Jaani Dushman came out. Years later, in the days of cable TV-free existence, my nanny recounted … Continue reading →

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