Madan Mohan Marwah (7,129 DM Points)
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About Madan Mohan Marwah
An ex fauji and now a professor in engineering , I am extremely fond of movies and everything connected with them. Writing film reviews keeps my interest live.I think movies speak a universal language which transcends all geographical boundaries.
Bala Review
Hindi Movie plots nowadays pick up topical issues which were considered taboo earlier .This movie speaks about one aspect of the phenomenon of body shaming, that is male pattern baldness . A little b more...
Bala
The Ayushmann Khuranna- Bhumi Pednekar Starrer Hits The Right Note, With A Generous Dose Of Humour!
Timely, topical and traumatic story of an acid attack victim's fight for justice
Timely, topical and traumatic to watch, this movie makes a serious analysis of the agony of an acid attack victim. It is based on a real case of Laxmi Agarwal. Megha Gulzar deserves all credit for hav more...
Chhapaak
Deepika Delivers A National Award Worthy Performance In This Film That Will Move You To Tears
Drinking, drug taking, foul mouthed doctor loves meek girl student in this love story
Sample these scenes from the film1. An internee doctor (Shahid Kapoor) is a full blown alcoholic, chain smoker, foul mouthed and takes drugs while on duty.2. He does not ever get reported for being dr more...
A very well made serious film on the caste system in hinterland
There are few movies where one feels like saluting the courage of the maker in taking up a burning issue of the country and more importantly dealing seriously with it without anybox officetrappings. S more...
Article 15
With a gripping story line and strong performances Article 15 is a must watch
Visual grandeur can't save this painfully slow and insipid film
Only the DOP Binod Pradhan and producerKaran Joharcould have got an uncomfortable feeling halfway through filming that the film was shaping up to a disaster and probably it was too late. The writer, d more...
Kalank
Grand visuals and good performances can't save Kalank from its lackluster screenplay