Siraj Syed

Siraj Syed

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Siraj Syed is the India Correspondent for FilmFestivals.com and a member of FIPRESCI, the International Federation of Film Critics. He is a Film Festival Correspondent since 1976, Film-critic since 1969 and a Feature-writer since 1970. He is also an acting and dialogue coach. 

 
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Alice through the Looking Glass, Review: It’s Hatter Time

Alice through the Looking Glass, Review: It’s Hatter Time When the Mad Hatter meets Alice in Lewis Carroll’s first book, he says, “I’ve been stuck at this tea party since last March, when Time and I...


Waiting, Review: Coma dilemma

Waiting, Review: Coma dilemma Death is the only inevitable reality in life. It is also ‘the end’ that leaves the deceased at ‘eternal peace’, or at least at no risk of further physical or mental...


CommunicAsia 2016, Preview 2: Broadband

CommunicAsia 2016, Preview 2: Broadband CommunicAsia 2016, Preview 2: Broadband Latest broadband technology and devices will be on display at CommunicAsia 2016. Some of them are worlwide or...


CommunicAsia 2016, Preview, 3: Cyber Security

CommunicAsia 2016, Preview, 3: Cyber Security According to the 2015 Breach Level Index1, there were almost 900 data breaches internationally resulting in close to 246 million records being...


CommunicAsia 2016 Preview 1: Internet of Things (IoT)

CommunicAsia 2016 Preview 1: Internet of Things (IoT) During CommunicAsia 2016, Singapore, 31 May-02 June, one key area of interest is going to be the Internet of Things (IoT). 2016 Key Topics...


X Men-Apocalypse, Review: X-Men, Ex X-Men, ‘To be’ X-Men, and the 4 Horsemen

X Men-Apocalypse, Review: X-Men, Ex X-Men, ‘To be’ X-Men, and the 4 Horsemen In the ninth instalment of the X-Man Marvel comics’ series, we are confronted with a devil incarnate villain who lived...


Bilal--A New Breed of Hero, Review: Idol greed v/s rebel breed

Bilal--A New Breed of Hero, Review: Idol greed v/s rebel breed Here’s the first animation feature film coming out from the middle-east, and it makes you wonder what took them so long. It’s a new,...


Money Monster, Review: Spend on it

Money Monster, Review: Spend on it Money makes the world go round. It can also drive a man round the bend! Jodie Foster’s financial thriller, Money Monster, juxtaposes TV ratings and credibility...


Buddha in a Traffic Jam, Review: Political pottery

Buddha in a Traffic Jam, Review: Political pottery “If we need to become a strong country and wish to shine, we need thousands and millions of Buddhas who can fight the traffic jam.” — Vivek...


Pelé-Birth of a Legend, Review: Exciting draw

Pelé-Birth of a Legend, Review: Exciting draw Whenever a football match begins, all three possibilities are in place: a win for side A, a win for side B or a draw. Wins are exciting, draws not...