Srijana Mitra Das

‘Batla House’ evokes memories of a time when saying ‘terror’ was a huge ‘error’. It merits 3.5 stars

Why, secular or communal, we are all so entranced by a teenager’s filmi angst.

Veteran action director Veeru Devgan was remarkable for the manner in which he democratised Bollywood, one punch at a time.

If Narendra Modi returns, it will also be for his closure on Pakistan as his beginning of welfare works in India.

'Kalank' hits you — in the heart. It moves you with its spotlight on sheer love, despite the overblown sets and the disco-ghunghroo lines. For that, it gets three stars.

Akshay Kumar is transformed in his soldier’s role while the ensemble cast shines. Kesari merits a rich four stars!

Attempted terror strikes of the most craven kind will only grow now, in Kashmir and elsewhere. This is when our leaders must rise to the occasion as one.

Few do jhappi-pappi bonhomie better than Lahore. Delhi must curb its enthusiasm and stay hard-headed

There's a mania that’s spilling from Sialkot to Srinagar, which is driving the lust for a jihadi 'azaadi'.

Famous Pakistani author Mohammed Hanif speaks with Srijana Mitra Das about his new book 'Red Birds' (Bloomsbury) and more.

Srijana Mitra Das reviews ‘Manto’ and finds it deserving of five stars.

The Tamil Nadu government wants to release all seven convicts in the Sriperumbudur blast case. Doing so will be disastrous – and will only help more terror strikes against India

India, more than any other country, faces grave danger from the 'terror corporate' mentored by Pakistan's ISI.