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Tag Archives: Japanese cinema

Suffering of Ninko: Clash of Restraint and Libido

Norihiro Niwatsukino’s bold attempt Suffering of Ninko looks into the inner self of a Buddhist Monk Ninko. This partially crowd-funded debut announces arrival of a talented filmmaker whose film did create interest...

International Film Reviews

Peeyush Sharma on Suman Kalyanpur – Sweetness Personified
Thanks a lot Bharat. Fresh breeze of sweetness is what Suman best represents. You put it right. And those obscure songs are such fond memories and...
A Bharat on Suman Kalyanpur – Sweetness Personified
It is nice to see you back after quite a while Peeyush. And you have chosen one of my favorite singers too. Sadly undervalued and pushed down as "poor...
Shyamal Mukherjee on Waqt Ne Kiya – The Introspective Songs of Kaifi Azmi
Kaifi Ajmi could say - insaan ki hasrotan ki koi intiha nahi, do gaz jamin bhi chahiye do gaz kafan ke saath. Some of his poems were in the Urdu sylla...
Antara on Suman Kalyanpur – Sweetness Personified
This is a beautiful compilation Peeyush ji! Suman Kalyanpur's voice is soul touching. You have mentioned her Bengali and Marathi songs. I could foreve...
Antara on Bengal’s Music and Its Influence in Hindi Film Music
Thank you so much Dr Krishna Gopal Karmakar ji, I am glad you liked the article and grateful for your comments. About Classical Music and Innovation...