There are movies that need lots of words to convey emotions and then there are some that say it all in little. Masaan is one of them. If we are going to talk about Indian cinema that actually says something and doesn't hide behind monologues or melodrama, we need to talk about Masaan. Also, if your only memory of this film is 'Vicky Kaushal's debut, right?' PLEASE watch it again. Directed by Neeraj Ghaywan and written by Varun Grover, this…

My friend and I had been waiting for Sinners since the trailer dropped, the vibe, the energy, the aesthetic; everything screamed our kind of movie. And it absolutely delivered.  

Ryan Coogler, you’ve done something so bold and poetic here. The direction is masterful. Michael B. Jordan in a dual role? Brilliant choice. His performances had such weight, and the charisma he brings on screen just hits every time. Autumn Durald’s cinematography is hypnotic, the one shots, the way the…

Paul and Paulette Take a Bath was one of the most intriguing films I watched at the Red Lorry Film Festival in Mumbai. Directed by Jethro Massey, this film blends history, mystery, and quiet longing into something truly captivating. What made the experience even more special was that Massey himself attended the screening. He took the time to meet every fan afterward, answering questions and talking about the film with such warmth and enthusiasm. The cast was equally wonderful—each performance…

One thing about me? I absolutely LOVE Gone Girl which also means yes, I’m a die-hard David Fincher fan. But I promise this review isn’t going to be completely biased… just a little bit. I mean, how can I not be?

Hi, I’m Shivika Sharma—a film student, storyteller, and blogger behind Monologues with Movies. I write a series called Shivi’s Take, where I share personal reflections on films and shows that leave a lasting mark on me. I overanalyze movies…