After a decade of indifference punctuated by a couple of movies of note, Aamir Khan embarked upon a remarkable run of films that pleased audiences and critics alike. This run, and its impact on Indian culture, is what Abhin and Rohit discuss in this episode.

In this first-of-many-episodes, Rohit and Abhin dip their toes into the world of Quentin Tarantino (hehe) and pick out their favorite movies from his deranged, bloody universe.

What can one say about The Apartment? Best Picture Oscar winner? The ultimate underdog story? The most feel-good rom-com? But also so much more. Today Abhin and Rohit share their thoughts about the centerpiece of the mosaic that is their movie-watching history.

Bonus Minisode! Abhin just watched No Time To Die and he has several thoughts. Listen in to know more.

Most movies are the product of the efforts of many individuals performing specific roles.  Most movies...and then there's the inexplicably successful Race movies.

Very few individuals can inarguably lay claim to having irrevocably changed the medium of film. Today, Abhin and Rohit talk about the creator of possibly the most famous character in film history.

We're back! From the 'so bad it's good!' to the 'how did this not work?!', cult classics come in all shapes and sizes. In this episode, Abhin and Rohit share their pick of these movies.

Somewhere in the mid-2000s, Michael Bay discovered The Transformers. Life would never be the same.

As for Rohit.. well. Find out for yourself. 

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This week, Abhin and Rohit get down in the trenches with two extremely unfortunate soldiers, as they talk about their love for WW1 and one of the better movies to be made on the topic, Sam Mendes' 1917.

Welcome to the Bond Dossier, the first of several episodes where we deep dive into a set of Bond films from the last few decades or so.