Some family films begin with a fight. Middle Class begins with a miracle—and then watches that miracle wobble like a plate in a crowded canteen. Karl Marx (yes, that’s his name) lives the kind of life many people recognise: bills that don’t wait, luck that doesn’t show up, and dreams that feel like they need […]

You know those films where you start watching for the romance and end up staying for the chaos? Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat is that. It’s emotional, intense, and slightly uncomfortable in places—because it keeps asking the one question nobody likes answering: when does love stop being love? That’s the hook here. Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat […]

Some love stories are built for Sunday afternoons—soft music, soft lighting, soft endings. Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat is not that. This one is the kind of romance that starts out shiny and cinematic, then slowly turns the screws until you’re watching with that little knot in your stomach. It’s a Hindi romantic drama directed by […]

Some films sell romance like a fairy light: pretty, warm, harmless. Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat movie sells it like a flame—beautiful from a distance, risky when you get too close. It’s the kind of story where the first few moments feel glamorous, and then the mood shifts… quietly, steadily, until you realise you’re watching a […]