Dum Laga Ke Haisha – Don’t need much ‘dum’ to like this heavyweight

I won’t deny that my decision to watch Dum Laga Ke Haisha was biased. I’d only heard good things from all quarters; quarters I trusted. Not to mention Varun Grover’s association who is only about one of the most brilliant fellows in the writing circle with a superlative comic timing. I knew what to expect…

Sulemani Keeda – Most Parts Funny, Some Parts Poignant, All Parts Extraordinary!

The opening credits of Sulemani Keeda is a set of disjointed montages that scream reality mired in eclecticism, where stacks of books find place alongside a figure of Obama, portraying the global consciousness we all strive to attain. Sights of a typical bachelor pad, traces of alcohol, two boys lying in a state of possible…