Movies

The “Gulliver’s Travels” by Jonathan Swift has seen many a film and TV adaptations and this 2010 film, directed by Rob Latterman is latest in the series and like its precedents, it also concentrates on Gulliver’s stay in Liliput but also brings to life some part of Brobdignag. Read More »

Aisha, a romantic comedy directed by Rajashri Ojha was released in 2010 and received not good- not bad response on the box office. The movie is a loose interpretation of the Jane Austen novel “Emma“, set in the backdrop of rich and suave Delhi. So, let’s take a look. Read More »

“The Mistress of Spices”, directed by Paul Mayeda Berges was released in 2005. The screenplay by Gurinder Chaddha and Berges is an adaptation of the novel by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni with same name. Read More »

Mansfield Park, a romantic movie directed by Patricia Rozema, was released in 1999 and is one of the very latest amongst the countless motion picture adaptations based on Jane Austen’s novels. Read More »

Bride and Prejudice, a Bollywood version by director Gurinder Chaddha of the novel “Pride and Prejudice” was released in 2004 with featuring the leading pair of Aishwarya Rai and Martin Henderson. The movie was released in India in its Hindi version called “Balle Balle, Amritsar to LA”. The screenplay by Chaddha and Paul Mayeda Berges follows the story line of ... Read More »

Encasing the currently hyped controversy is one of the best way to make a commercial movie (which possible lead to success). The major advantage is the marketing and publicity. As the details and incidents are fresh in the people’s mind, it make it easy for film makes to relate the people with the movie. Read More »