Ten Out Of Ten

In the third and final episode of season three, Kushal and Anek discuss David Fincher's critically acclaimed The Social Network. They praise Aaron Sorkin's rhythmic dialogue and explore the film's underlying ideas, dissecting why it stands out in Fincher's filmography.

With Anand Karanam's second independent feature premiering this week, he joins us on the final regular episode of the season to talk about his journey as a filmmaker and writer, while also primarily discussing the importance of film criticism and the impact of film reviews in today's world.

Released at the end of 2019, Mathu Vadalara made waves in the industry with its dark comedy and striking direction. Now, five years later, the sequel is on the horizon. In this episode, listen to Kushal and Naren share their first impressions of the film, discuss why they think it worked so well, and explore what made it stand out among other films that year.

In this week's episode, Pranav sits down with the director and producer-editor of the short film Anjigaadu, set to release on Chai Bisket's YouTube channel on September 8th. They discuss the unique challenges filmmakers face both creatively and logistically, why some films remain unreleased, and the crucial role demo films play for aspiring storytellers today.

It feels like it was just yesterday that Geetha Govindam was released and captured the hearts of audiences across both Telugu states, with Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna rising to stardom. However, a few years after its release, the film faced criticism, and it's fair to say that despite our fond memories, it hasn't aged well. In this episode, join Pranav and Tanmayi as they discuss the issues people have raised about the film over the years and explore why it was so successful when it first came out.