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My review of the new season of #Panchayat. -- Destination dullsville Stream Of Stories | Raja Sen I’m intrigued by the main character in Panchayat. The slow and simple village series on Amazon Prime Video, over its four seasons, has gone from being clutterbreaking and sharp to

Several decades in and Raja Sen still doing it best. One episode into the new season of Panchayat and i was done. This review describes it succinctly and perfectly.

The slow and simple village series has gone from being clutter-breaking to basic and bland, writes Raja Sen about #Panchayatseason4 livemint.com/mint-lounge/ar…

Lalo Schifrin made live-wires. Each score from the composer was swaggering and precarious, always promising peril. From the needle-drop cool of Mission: Impossible to the jazzy menace of Dirty Harry, Schifrin made orchestras purr like muscle cars and click like revolvers. Lalo

Watched the first teaser and a work-in-progress reel from #Ramayana. A remarkably ambitious project from Namit Malhotra. A potentially groundbreaking AI translation technology, IMAX cinematography, AR Rahman *and* Hans Zimmer? This one is aiming real high. Finally we could

Metropolis, by Monet.

In the wake of the #F1 movie, a piece I’d written about racers young and old. esquireindia.co.in/culture/sports…

Dolby did a magic trick with a black dot. Yesterday the CityPride cinema in Kharadi, Pune became India’s first “Dolby Cinema”, showing off a contrast and brightness I’ve not seen on the big screen. “This is black,” said the dot, and the difference — while inadequate in this

‘The Rehearsal’ is frequently funny, taken to incredible extremes, and full of great lines, but it’s seatbelted in place by earnestness and curiosity, writes Raja Sen about the underrated show by Nathan Fielder livemint.com/mint-lounge/ar…

I wrote about Joseph Kosinski’s #F1, a (good-looking) disgrace to the sport. (Review continued in the next post)

Cinematic licence is well and good, but the idea of valourising an unforgivable incident, as Joseph Kosinski's ‘F1’ does, is bizarre, writes Raja Sen livemint.com/mint-lounge/ar…

I loved #F1Movie, the thrill, the soundtrack and Brad Pitt. But I don’t follow the sport, so part of me wondered, am I even getting this film “right”? Raja Sen’s review finally brought the racing into the conversation, about the sports itself.

One of my favourite columnists, Raja Sen, articulates his resentment of 'F1 the movie', which he claims is 'not fussy nut picking of an aficionado but blatant dishonesty in a film about sport. I just can't get over a sport film that isn't sporting,' he writes. 👏👌

Read this lovely takedown of F1 by @Rajasen who has the F1 purist take on the film. F1 Dummies PoV in my new FOMO Fix episode: youtu.be/sR8wEi4D7AM?si…

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Another Round.

‘Too Much’ is endlessly witty and desperate to prove it. The show is as tedious as it is fun, says Raja Sen livemint.com/mint-lounge/ar…

Rage in peace, Prince Of Darkness.