Filmmaker Ratheesh Balakrishnan Poduval's new film feels like parts of different movies stitched together. One is left with a feeling of numbness and, of course, many questions.
By Sajin ShrijithThe Dijo Jose Antony period movie had the potential to be something much bigger, especially with the unexpected cameo of a big Malayalam superstar, but ends up becoming a huge bummer
By Sajin ShrijithThe Saiju Kurup-starrer takes proper care to ensure that this follow-up, despite the genre shift, feels like a natural extension of "Bharathanatyam" as the sequel picks up right after the first
By Sajin ShrijithIs the Novopod Clips the open wireless earbud you've been waiting for? Here is our comprehensive review
By Manik KWith the X series—its QLED series of TVs—Wobble is one of the newer brands in the Indian market for TVs
By Manik KThese devices offer strong performance, vibrant displays, and excellent battery life, making them compelling options in their segment
By Manik KThe latest retro-style Metroidvanian action-adventure title from the ‘God of War’ series explores Kratos and Deimos' Spartan training set in a time of Greek mythology
By Nitin SJ AsariparambilTen hours into the latest AAA title on the PlayStation 5, THE WEEK’s gaming desk reviews the game starring Norman Reedus
By Nitin SJ AsariparambilTHE WEEK’s Gaming Desk reviews UltiZero Games’s latest title, ‘Lost Souls Aside’, part of Sony’s China Hero Project, within a week of its massively anticipated release. You play as Kaser, who is on a mission to rescue the world—and your sister Louisa’s soul—from the evil Voidrax.
By Nitin SJ AsariparambilOriginally intended to focus on Palestine, the book ends up being currently relevant by tracing the seeds of the Israel/US-Iran conflict to the killing fields of Gaza
By R PrasannanBuku Sarkar's poetry collection, 'My Dead Flowers,' published by HarperCollins India, is a poignant exploration of love, vulnerability, and introspection
By Shubhangi ShahWhat has drawn writers and poets to the character of the 'tawaif' (courtesan) is the paradox—they sell intimacy on one hand, while yearning for 'real' love on the other
By Shubhangi Shah