Dipankar Sarkar
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Film Critic @upperstall & @vaguevisages.
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4 days ago |
vaguevisages.com | Dipankar Sarkar |Dipankar De Sarkar
2020s Girish Kohli’s debut feature film, Crazxy, delivers a high-stakes, real-time thriller that skillfully unravels the complexities of morality, redemption and human flaws. As Dr. Abhimanyu Sood, Sohum Shah’s commanding performance anchors the film, ensuring that the narrative challenges viewers to confront their moral compass. Crazxy releases theatrically on February 228, 2025 and can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video.
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2 weeks ago |
vaguevisages.com | Dipankar Sarkar |Dipankar De Sarkar
Pradip Kurbah crafts a tale of emotional precision with The Elysian Field, a 2025 Khasi-language Indian film that unfolds through the fragile and persistent rhythms of everyday survival. Set in the Khasi Hills of 2047, the story follows a group of villagers who, bound by quiet loyalty to their land and each other, refuse to let their way of life simply fade away.
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1 month ago |
upperstall.com | Dipankar Sarkar |Dipankar De Sarkar
Sasanka Samir’s debut film, Bhaimon Da (2025), is a biopic that narrates the ups and downs of Munin Barua (1946-2018), the legendary filmmaker who, despite many challenges, kept popular Assamese cinema alive since his directorial debut with Pratima (1987). Barua was a pioneer who made commercial films that brought people back to the theatres at a time when Assamese cinema was struggling to survive.
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1 month ago |
upperstall.com | Dipankar Sarkar |Dipankar De Sarkar
In Bhool Chuk Maaf (2025), debutant director Karan Sharma blends the rom-com formula with a time loop premise, aiming for a commentary on societal expectations. But despite its promising setup, the film finds itself stuck in a repetitive narrative rut, leaving both its protagonist and the audience circling the same emotional ground with diminishing returns and resulting in an inert experience.
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1 month ago |
vaguevisages.com | Dipankar Sarkar |Dipankar De Sarkar
2020s With his debut feature, Saba, Maksud Hossain crafts a tale of quiet devastation without straying into the realms of melodrama. Set against the backdrop of Dhaka, a city fraying at the edges, the film follows the 25-year-old titular protagonist as she endures the relentless demands of caring for her ailing mother while navigating a series of moral and financial dilemmas.
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My review of #BakshoBondi for @talkingfilms #Berlinale25
#BakshoBondi is a stark, socially conscious lament for a figure deeply embedded in the fabric of Indian life: the self-effacing mother and wife. Full Review by @Dipankar_Tezpur - https://t.co/qRnewxKhsX #Berlinale @TillotamaShome #TanushreeDas @SaumyanandaS @nikkhiladvani