If the audiences are lapping up films that reinforce a sense of patriotism, why is it being talked about as effective propaganda?
From playing a Pakistani officer to one of India's greatest real-life war heroes, Vicky Kaushal's come a long way. Does he have the acting chops to portray the much-loved Manekshaw?
John Abraham, with his good looks and rugged physique, has managed to crack the code of a sure-fire hit — nationalism!
Based on ratings from regular IMDb users, the list is arguably democratic. But then, do we REALLY know anything?
Hyper-nationalism or screen politicking is certainly not new to Bollywood. So why are we debating it for 'The Accidental Prime Minister' or 'Uri'?
Both these films have been bitterly criticised. But if 'Padmaavat' could enjoy what many called 'creative licence', what took that licence away from these two films?
Up until 2018, actors like Vicky Kaushal had to be, well, table salt in the otherwise Bollywood mezze. In 2018, that's changed!
Was it Manmohan Singh? Or something else? A few surmises on why Advani, a known film buff who's been a movie reviewer himself, was spotted at an 'Uri' show!
How much can reel-life portrayals influence real-life politics? Let’s wait and watch.
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