Author: Lasya Aggarwal
Lasya Aggarwal
Transitioning from a background in in-house IT and mobile music distribution to full-time writing, Lasya Aggarwal brings a unique industry perspective to the entertainment beat. A lifelong film enthusiast who discusses cinema daily across global digital platforms, she covers the latest in movies, television, and pop culture.
The true story at the heart of Netflix’s The Bombing of Pan Am 103 is on display here: from the Lockerbie disaster to the families’ grief and the quest for justice.
An explanation of how House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 7 comes to a close, with an analysis of the fracturing of Team Black loyalties, Aegon’s coming back and the fact that Sunfyre has survived.
Despite the mixed reviews, I Will Find You is the newest series to be added to Netflix’s all-time Top 10 in only two months.
There is no more arduous task for a filmmaker than to put fantasy on the screen. With tales of gods and mythological beasts there is an ever present danger of them coming across as contrived, all the more so in a time when directors can simply turn to computer graphics as the go-to fix for any difficulty. Christopher Nolan has chosen to do things his own way with The Odyssey. Where others might have ceded to the digital, he has made an epic poem replete with the supernatural into something you can almost touch; the mythical becomes entirely believable. Monumental…
We take an in-depth look at Spider-Man: Brand New Day and how the MCU has done away with conventional supervillains in favour of systemic exploitation, Damage Control and government corruption.
There has been no shortage of debate among cinephiles on the faithfulness of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey since its theatrical release. Yet one does not compare a Hollywood blockbuster to classical poetry on the grounds of historical accuracy; it is a matter of getting at the soul of the myth.