Rohan

I drink your (strawberry) milkshake. I drink it up. Formerly with the Indian Express, Hindustan Times

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

An incorrect take that reveals how not just incel men, but seemingly progressive women as well, will simply IGNORE the non-consensual act of violence that made her this way. We saw who she was before the violation. Those opening scenes grounded the ‘real’ Nikki.

[Mattie, the Woman Clothed by the Sun @cinemattie]

"Nikki isn't the villain in Obsession, Bear is." CORRECT! That does not, however, prevent the movie from treating her like a psycho girlfriend trope. The movie is playing to male anxieties while pretending to be a feminist text on "nice guys" trying to possesses women.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

In Indian digital newsrooms, everyone is typically given ridiculous daily targets. Quality is the last thing on anyone’s mind.

The pressure put on younger employees is appalling. The attrition rate is through the roof. Good people, promising careers. Wasted. For 23k a month.

[Press Gazette @pressgazette]

The Times says a strategy of publishing “fewer, better stories” has led to three consecutive months of record-breaking global audience growth - including Google traffic increases

The Times has gone from publishing more than 200 stories a day to about 150 – a 25% cut

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Shame on the film industry for staying silent on this matter. Everyone involved in Dhurandhar has, at some point in their career, benefited from the support shown to them by the same people who are being attacked right now.

Develop a conscience. Grow a spine. Do the right thing

[Film Critics Guild @theFCGofficial]

Official statement from the Film Critics Guild on the targeted attacks and harassment faced by film critics and journalists this week. The Guild strongly condemns this behaviour and stands in solidarity with our colleagues.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Disgruntled movie star amplifying hate speech is just a tremendous look.

[taapsee pannu @taapsee]

Movie reviewing is very subjective. Criticism of the film and character is welcomed and helps me learn n improve which I feel I have a huge scope of but personal digs is what pulls down a critic to a troller. 🙏🏼

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

@Su4ita @shreemiverma Hi guys, as a member of the team that put this up, I’d like to quickly say a couple of things.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Live footage of the PM

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

@sunetrac Ah, not a convert then? I felt it was very smart of the director to focus on the teenage girl behind the pop star. She has such a raw honesty, both in her music and in how she navigates the world. But yes, I can imagine hardcore fans relating on a whole other level.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Adarsh Gourav roars as the Angry Young Man for a post-Modi India in #TheWhiteTiger, a creepy chronicle of a newly globalised nation struggling with an inbuilt inferiority complex.

My review: https://t.co/JPTok45Vxq

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Like Machiavelli for middle-schoolers, Saif Ali Khan's sophomore streaming series has the subtlety of a 'lathi' to the kneecap.

My review of #Tandav, for @htTweets: https://t.co/amMQxfjZQd

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Spoke to the most powerful person in Hollywood, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, ahead of the very, very weird #WandaVision.

Asked him about India's role in the MCU's future. Also touched upon the many high-profile exits from Marvel projects.

Interview: https://t.co/N8VNztXeGZ

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Sicario, 2015. I remember that day vividly. I made notes and everything.

[Critics' Choice Awards India @CriticsChoiceIn]

Let's go back to the start - of your journey as a critic. Which was the review that started it all? The first one you ever wrote? ✨ #KeepingUpWithTheCritics @RohanNaahar @theFCGofficial @motion_content

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

#AMA on Saturday, cuz, like, lot of people are jealous of my ability to debate on almost any topic how I peel psychological layers of my opponents and penetrate like X ray in to any subject.

[Film Critics Guild @theFCGofficial]

Join us on Saturday, 9th January, as we catch up with Guild member @RohanNaahar!

#KeepingUpWithTheCritics 😊

@CCSSAwards @motion_content

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Bold of Obama to put out his list before Coolie No 1 could make a case for itself.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Like everyone else, we were stuck inside a lot this year, and with streaming further blurring the lines between theatrical movies and television features, I’ve expanded the list to include visual storytelling that I’ve enjoyed this year, regardless of format.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

#Durgamati is the sort of film in which the ‘scary’ sequences are hilarious, and the attempts at humour are positively terrifying.

It's loud, tacky, and towards the end, downright immoral. Burn it.

My review: https://t.co/DOkKS4ApHD

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Not now Tay Tay. After 2024.

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Watching #Tenet felt like being late to the wrong college lecture and having to sit through it anyway, because the professor was too busy grandstanding before the class to notice.

Review, for @htTweets

https://t.co/uB5cV36CTZ

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Prakash Jha thinks you’re stupid.

In a year that has given us Breathe: Into the Shadows, Mrs Serial Killer and Laxmii, Aashram somehow lowers the bar even further.

My review of #AashramChapter2, for @htTweets:
https://t.co/LVprgrFcBU

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

@shrishti_03 Thank you! Tell me what you think of the movie

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Can't give stars anymore, but if I could (and I can't), I'd give #TheTrialOfTheChicago7 five of them, or at least pound the gavel five times in its honour.

My review of Aaron Sorkin's terrifyingly relevant and massively crowd-pleasing new film: https://t.co/d3UqCZlycE

[Rohan @RohanNaahar]

Besides the coronavirus, #GinnyWedsSunny is the worst thing to happen to both movies and weddings this year.

Sabki hogayi LOL.

My review of the new Netflix film: https://t.co/hID00RIrt1