Bombay Velvet

“Very Stupid,” Is What Vidhu Vinod Thought — What Followed Was Ranbir Kapoor’s Rise

“Very Stupid,” Is What Vidhu Vinod Thought — What Followed Was Ranbir Kapoor’s Rise

Back in 2018 during the teaser launch of Sanju, filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra surprised many with a brutally honest take on Ranbir Kapoor’s career. While he applauded Ranbir’s craft and his transformation into Sanjay Dutt for the film, he didn’t hold back when it came to the actor’s past decisions. Chopra openly called Ranbir’s earlier script choices “very stupid,” pointing to a period where the actor faced several box office failures, per The Indian Express.  | Click Here...

Bombay Velvet: Gone With The Wink

Bombay Velvet: Gone With The Wink

Smoke-filled hazy but hectic frames jostle for supremacy in Anurag Kashyap’s most stylish most disastrous film to date.So far all his gangland gaathas were fiercely homespun. Unkempt unwashed immoral sods firing their desi guns in the sugarcane fields of the Indian hinterland. In Bombay Velvet which completes eight years on May 15, Kashyap jazzes up his gangland theme, spruces up his act, sharpens his claws and emerges with a story of a hustler’s rise to notoriety in the Mumbai …sorry, Bombay, of the 1960s. The power of the gun is palpable. The ambience of smokey nightclubs and | Click Here...