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5 Reasons Why There Should Be More Films Like Sherni

Amazon Prime Video’s Sherni is an imperiously effective story of gender and politics on the cusp of the Indian forest that may well be a metaphor for the rest of the country.

Arré Bench April 19, 2016

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Why Stormfront From “The Boys” Is the Most Evil Superhero Ever

Stormfront debuted as the newest member on Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys” this season, as the social media darling who fans can’t get enough of. But over the first few episodes, it becomes clear that she’s actually one of the most evil superheroes to have ever been written.

Arré Bench April 17, 2016

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How to Make Money and Influence People: Advice for Future Internet Stars

Gone are the days when being online 24/7 was a hallmark of unproductivity. Today, not only is it possible to make money online, but you also get to live your best life while doing it.

Arré Bench April 16, 2016

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Spotify’s Ruk Jaana Nahi underlines the significance of community in a crisis like the pandemic.

Narrated by Rajkummar Rao, Spotify’s collection of stories #RukJaanaNahi reiterates the importance of a sense of a community and the aspiration to face crisis together.

Arré Bench April 16, 2016

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Monkey Business! 7 Reasons Why Hello Charlie is the Madcap Comedy We Are Looking Forward To

Hello Charlie is a comedy where a billionaire tries to flee India disguised as a gorilla. If the trailer is anything to go by, this film is going to be a laugh riot.

Sahej Marwah April 15, 2016

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The Boys 2: Five Most Underrated Characters To Watch Out For

The Boys introduced the world to “The Seven”, a group of “supes” we love to hate. But behind the scenes, a stellar cast of more underrated characters helps us understand what exactly could go wrong when superhumans are more revered than Gods themselves.

Aditya Bhalla April 13, 2016

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5 Mind-Bending Moments from the Horror-Thriller Durgamati

Durgamati: The Myth is not your run-off-the-mill scary movie. But there are enough haunted scenes to make your heart race and plenty of plot twists that will keep you guessing until the end.

Arré Bench April 12, 2016

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What the Tinder Maze Gets Right About Adulting

In focusing on the pressure to settle and reach the destination, there’s something we end up overlooking: The beauty of the journey. A new Tinder ad reminds us of the lessons we could learn if we let the maze of life direct us.

Ananya N April 10, 2016

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Restless and Proud: Why Millennials Continue to Chase Newness

Being spoilt for choices, whether it is when we are zeroing in on our professions, partners, or a show on Voot, can be liberating. And in a world designed to keep reinventing itself by the minute, choosing not to experiment with things that are #NonStopNew is a travesty.

Arré Bench April 9, 2016

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January’s Streaming Surprise! Normal People, Manhunt, Love Life and More on Lionsgate Play

Lionsgate Play is the new kid on the streaming block. Launched in December, the streaming app features the best of Hollywood and a diverse selection of international shows that promises to have something for everyone.

Arré Bench April 9, 2016