My Favorite Film Critic: Sucharita Tyagi

I invest my time in movies only after reading and viewing reviews on internet. Anupama Chopra, I think is the most loved film critic of the whole lot mostly because her videos are more like English lessons. No wonder if you are watching her with a dictionary in your hand. Since so many years she is doing the same job of reviewing movies, I find her criticizing even the good movies which later when I watch them on my laptop, I conclude, 'No movie should be judged by its review by a film critic'. Anyway, as I can't do anything for my compulsive habit of studying reviews first and then going for movies, I follow Anupama's youtube channel, 'Film Companion'. I really wait for her video to find out what she has to say about the newly released movies. Apart from film reviews, she does very interesting interviews with the peers of the film industry and that's one more reason for following Anupama Chopra. Well well Sucharita Tyagi is one such film critic whom I rely on for my film fix these days. I swear she is the coolest film critic ever!

Sucharita reviews at Film Companion and I really admire her style of reviewing movies. Her show's name is, 'Not a movie review'. Her videos are so hilarious that it seems like I'm watching female version of 'Pretentious Movie Review' videos that too having one Sucharita in place of two boys, Kanan and Biswa. Yess! Girl Power!!. hahaha. sometimes I feel her videos are more entertaining than the movies she review. I'm thinking, is she the reason I'm not very keen to go for movies without watching her videos. Tell me if you also feel the same.

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