Siddhant Adlakha
Siddhant Adlakha is a critic and filmmaker from Mumbai, though he now lives in New York City. They're more similar than you'd think. Find him at @SiddhantAdlakha on Twitter
‘Badland Hunters’ Fails to Live Up to ‘Concrete Utopia’
The sequel to South Korea’s recent Oscar entry is an inexplicable misfire, despite its charismatic lead
The Stunning, Scattered Images of Marvel’s ‘Echo’
The reworked five-part series marks Disney’s foray into new cultural territory
Action-comedy ‘The Brothers Sun’ Offers Delayed Gratification
Netflix’s new series with Michelle Yeoh is worth watching all the way through
The Best Movies of 2023 (and Where to Watch Them)
Critic Siddhant Adlakha watched 194 films this year—his favorites reckon with an enormous, eventful year both on and off screen
‘Dunki’ Turns Immigrant Struggles into a Hopeful Comedy-Drama
Bollywood king Shah Rukh Khan completes his 2023 hat-trick with a delightful throwback
‘Rebel Moon’ Is Culturally Innovative, but Creatively Chaotic
Zack Snyder’s Star Wars-inspired space saga crafts a unique look but gets swallowed by its own mess
Lee Byung-Hun is Wicked Good in South Korea’s Oscar Hopeful
Disaster drama ‘Concrete Utopia’ is occasionally malformed but always entertaining
‘The Archies’ is a Tragic Example of Bollywood’s Nepo Baby Problem
Lackluster leads make Netflix India’s new film a dull reclamation of the beloved comics
‘Godzilla Minus One’ Is a Jaw-Dropping Blockbuster
Toho’s latest monster movie is a subversive throwback to sincere action epics