Divyansh Malhotra

I’ve been writing about films for more than six years. It started during my literature studies, where I naturally began analyzing movies the same way I did novels. I would break down plots, question character decisions, and dig into the structure behind every scene. That habit slowly turned into a passion for film writing.

My focus is on how stories are told, how visuals are used, and why certain scenes leave an impact. Whether it’s a high-profile Hindi film or a lesser-known Malayalam release, I care about what the film is trying to express and how well it communicates with its audience.

Over the years, I’ve reviewed hundreds of films in multiple languages. I’ve worked with independent blogs, film forums, and contributed to websites that value honest, in-depth opinions. I try to offer insights that are practical, thoughtful, and rooted in a genuine love for cinema.

When I’m not writing, I’m often watching behind-the-scenes interviews, collecting rare movie posters, or rewatching scenes that made me think differently. Cinema has always been more than just entertainment for me. It’s a way to reflect, connect, and understand the world a little better.