New Delhi: On February 20, box office will witness two intense films - Badlapur and Qissa. Both being performance oriented films will make it difficult for viewers to choose one out of the two. Niche ...

What’s Good: The daring show of how one man’s misogynist nature results in ruining the lives of those close to him. This film is exemplary for all those instances of female oppression that our country ...

Qissa’ can also be called kahaani, and both mean the same, story. But the equivalence is not exact: a qissa has the feel of a yarn, a rambling tale told, perhaps by the fireside, with threads loose ...

Anup Singh’s Qissa: The Tale of a Lonely Ghost was premiered at the Mumbai Film Festival in 2013, but the Partition-era magic realist story has struggled for a theatrical release for several months.

Set aside the badla that beckons at the boxoffice this week. 'Qissa' is a killer. All our lives we try to be what we are not. Some of us lie about our sexual orientation to ourselves or to others. In ...

Yes, it’s in Punjabi and you’ll probably need English subtitles, but Anup Singh’s striking, stately film might just be the most original thing you’ll see in Indian cinemas this year Kanwar's father ...

Surrealism is destructive, but it destroys only what it considers to be shackles limiting our vision. - Salvador Dali Qissa: The Tale of a Lonely Ghost is one of those films which unfolds on the ...

Mumbai, Feb 19: Writer and director Anup Singh’s second film, like his first, is a tale of loss and displacement located in the context of the Partition of India and its aftermath. In terms of tone, ...

Writer and director Anup Singh’s second film, like his first, is a tale of loss and displacement located in the context of the Partition of India and its aftermath. In terms of tone, texture and ...

Anup Singh's drama places India's patriarchical values center stage in a story about a young woman raised as her family's sole male heir. By Clarence Tsui Given the uproar in India about the sexual ...