Most power outages only last a few minutes — but some of them — like the ones caused by freezing rain, high winds, or cold ...

The much-delayed, riding-on-controversies ‘Emergency’, written and directed by Kangana Ranaut ... a tiny outpost which brought her back in power, leaves little impact: if there was something even her ...

Sanjay Gandhi was indeed a power hungry man and a threat to the nation. Kangana Ranaut was able to ace Indira Gandhi’s mannerisms, her expressions when she was confused, vulnerable and emotional in a ...

Emergency movie review: Kangana Ranaut's film Emergency briefly ... Vishak Nair as the spoilt son, Sanjay Gandhi, stands out as a man seemingly manic about power and politics. Ironically, the pacing ...

Kangana Ranaut’s political drama Emergency had a slow box office start, earning approximately Rs 1 lakh from early morning shows on its day of release. The film is expected to pick up throughout ...

Though the film is titled Emergency, based on the darkest chapter ... prime minister became what she was and why a craving for power led to her doing whatever wrongs she did, and how she could ...

Some power-packed moments in the second half, combined with a few emotional ones, salvage Emergency. Kangana, as an actor, is good, so you are willing to forgive her for that prosthetic nose.

Review: The Emergency (1975–1977 ... Indira Gandhi’s rise to power, and the Indo-Pak war of 1971. However, the screenplay doesn’t flow; it seems like moments of history have been strung ...

What truly elevates Emergency is Kangana’s careful direction. She avoids the trap of simply vilifying or glorifying the controversial Prime Minister, instead offering a nuanced perspective on the ...

The film’s narrative is deeply rooted in the personal and political turmoil of the time, providing a richly layered perspective on the Emergency and the political power dynamics of the 1970s.

Quick take: Emergency portrays Indira Gandhi as an iron ... Sanjay’s roughshod handling of power, especially his drive towards Nasbandi (male sterilisation), is brought out in full gory detail.