Category: Reviews
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The Orchard at Shaw Festival: Punjabi spin on Chekhov’s powerhouse play
Revealing the Greening of Canada Those of us who have chosen to make Canada our home – over the last 1 year or 5, or 20 or 40, or more – have many stories to tell. Some of those stories are soaked in tears, some in irony, some in pathos. And some in great loss,…
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Toronto celebrating great music at Soulpepper this summer
TORONTO: The Soulpepper Theatre in Toronto is offering two most sumptuous and unique music concerts this summer: one, The 27 Club, and the other, The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience. For anyone – and that means really everyone – who loves music and poetry and their hypnotic impact on one’s heart and soul, both…
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Toronto film director Brinda Muralidhar gets going with award-winning Knot Not!
Brinda Muralidhar has definitely made an impact with her insightful and hilarious cross-cultural comedy film Knot Not! The Canadian Bazaar BRAMPTON: Indo-Canadian director Brinda Muralidhar, whose debut film Knot Not! won accolades at international festivals this year, says she is very happy from the response her film got. An engaging and hilarious Indo-Canadian family drama with gender…
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Review of Rang Rasiya: This masterpiece film gets full five stars
Rang Rasiya review: This masterpiece is a majestic exploration of religion, art , sex and the male ego By Subhash K Jha Film: Rang Rasiya Stars: Randeep Hooda, Nandana Sen Director: Ketan Mehta Rating: *****(5 Stars) MUMBAI: He’s known as the father of calendar art. Raja Ravi Varma, played with arresting arrogance by Randeep Hooda…