Skip to main content

About us


My name is Mainak Mukherjee and I am a film enthusiast, writing about films, different ideologies and analysing cinema is pity much what I do all day. I want to share my thoughts with you all as that will let me and my words flow and will give you flavourful witty yet information stuffed article but believe me you won’t get bore.
I am a full-time blogger and I love to write and get to know people through different mediums, so let me know about you all and get in touch with me and comment below to give me suggestions anytime.
Contact:
Email- itsteammadmonkey@gmail.com
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/mainak.mukherjee.94064

Comments

Post a Comment

Drop down your thoughts and suggestion, I will definitely make a article on that-

Popular posts from this blog

Five Feet Apart dwells on the emphasis of survival surfacing its rhythm aesthetically grounded in emotions

Still from Five Feet Apart The moments we dream, we look around we admire the colours that surface our belongings, its ecstatic, its gleeful, its us who make them beautiful. We make promises to never let go, the beautiful and the closest thing of our life but it’s the saying- “ Time overshadows the most valuable assets of your life, and as you wake up to reality it’s gone" . We dwell into the surface of underlying emotions only when they are gone, gone forever, essence leaves from its body, emptiness surrounds the space leaving it void eventually. We are no one to question death, we are mortal, who knows we are just one inch away from losing the body that carried dreams, life and morality to its existence. Its distinctively grim to carry on our death on our shoulders, waiting each day to end and let the body to leave to soul from the painful abyss reality where we ponder our hearts waking each day to hold out nerve and to solace our soul that “ Not Today ’, its harsh, it’s the...
13 comments
Read more

AXONE questions the Stereotypes in a flavorful and humorous tone

Still from AXONE A grounded yet subtly minimalist in its approach, Axone wakes up question of nationalism yet revolves around the varied emotions in a bowl of traditional flavor of Nagaland . This movie in a surprisingly strong approach questions about humanity, its ideologies, stereotypes and norms which are still persisting around the globe in a state of utmost insanity and gore. It showcases different religion domains and their persistence through this battle of race and cultural ethnicity. Axone yet tries to recreate the essenceful magic that dwells in the platter that serves the North-East brilliance. Director Nicholas Kharkongor creates an atmosphere evolving the varied chapters of human life and elevating the surface deep reality penned down by his own personal experience. This is a common notion pin pointed by our so-called countryman thorough the evolution of time and space, that a human on basis of his looks, his complexion and lifestyle is judged all around the ...
4 comments
Read more

Uncut Gems: Safdie Brothers channels the predicament of Greed through the taut portrayal of Howard

  Scene from UNCUT GEMS The moment the arc of the character comes into the stage, the momentum of the diluted world gets earthly reflected through the eyes of Howard Ratner , a charismatic Jewelry Shop Owner with the layers of gore and subtle vulnerability in its stand. The structure of the character is precisely brought to live with its revelations, actions and consequences blending together to make a flavorful platter cutting the edge through time. This 2hr 15 min, taut ride of self-realization and spine-chilling revelations are the key notes of Uncut Gems that took Safdie Brothers 10 years to give shape. They eventually wrote about 160 drafts, and 80 plus storyboard designs till embracing the final look. Josh and Benny Safdie in an interview, revealed that the casting for the Movie was the most intriguing at the same time gruesome part, where from Kobe Bryant to Kevin Garnett , measuring the scale of the character arc, they had to change the Draft before staying true to ...
Post a Comment
Read more