Pretentious Movie Reviews
- All
- News
-
Kanan Gill Shares Trailer, Message From Lockdown for Netflix Stand-Up Special, ‘Yours Sincerely’
Netflix has unveiled a trailer for “Yours Sincerely, Kanan Gill”, the upcoming stand-up comedy special from the eponymous 30-year-old, best known for the YouTube series, “Pretentious Movie Reviews”. The second half of the trailer consists of Gill, under lockdown, talking to the camera.
-
Kanan Gill’s Netflix Stand-Up Special, ‘Yours Sincerely’, Gets April Release Date
Kanan Gill’s Netflix stand-up comedy special — Yours Sincerely, Kanan Gill — has been handed an April 24, 2020 release date. This will be Gill’s first hour-long special on Netflix, and his second after Kanan Gill: Keep It Real on Amazon Prime Video in 2017.
-
Kuch Na Kaho. Viral Video Lists Topics Off-Limits For Discussion in India
As the world continues to debate and deliberate over Tanmay Bhat's Snapchat episode, another name has cropped up on social media - actor Annu Kapoor finds himself unexpectedly viral and he can thank Mr Bhat's fellow comic Kanan Gill for it.
-
Stand Up Comedy is No Child's Play. Abish, Biswa, Kanan Learn Firsthand
They've enthralled audiences with their impeccable comic timing and hilarious world view. But can they impress a bunch of school kids?
-
Feminism is no Laughing Matter. Enter Kanan Gill
This is the Pretentious Movie Review-er's take on feminism, choosing sides, and the long term solution to happiness. And it goes without saying that all of these opinions will make you laugh out loud.
-
India's Best New Ideas for Television Are Moving to YouTube
TV shows are trapped in an outdated saas bahu aesthetic and crazy self-censorship, so some of the best talent in India is now making its voice heard online.
-
So Bad, That It's Good: Skip The Movies, Watch These Hilarious Reviews
The thing about terrible movies is that their scathing reviews can give one immense pleasure. Stand up artist Kanan Gill, who gave us a glimpse of the 'deep knowledge' Bangaloreans have about politics in India, has recently started the trend of reviewing movies that make so much sense, they're known to cause brain cells to pop and die. The YouTube ...
-
Kanan Gill Shares Trailer, Message From Lockdown for Netflix Stand-Up Special, ‘Yours Sincerely’
Netflix has unveiled a trailer for “Yours Sincerely, Kanan Gill”, the upcoming stand-up comedy special from the eponymous 30-year-old, best known for the YouTube series, “Pretentious Movie Reviews”. The second half of the trailer consists of Gill, under lockdown, talking to the camera.
-
Kanan Gill’s Netflix Stand-Up Special, ‘Yours Sincerely’, Gets April Release Date
Kanan Gill’s Netflix stand-up comedy special — Yours Sincerely, Kanan Gill — has been handed an April 24, 2020 release date. This will be Gill’s first hour-long special on Netflix, and his second after Kanan Gill: Keep It Real on Amazon Prime Video in 2017.
-
Kuch Na Kaho. Viral Video Lists Topics Off-Limits For Discussion in India
As the world continues to debate and deliberate over Tanmay Bhat's Snapchat episode, another name has cropped up on social media - actor Annu Kapoor finds himself unexpectedly viral and he can thank Mr Bhat's fellow comic Kanan Gill for it.
-
Stand Up Comedy is No Child's Play. Abish, Biswa, Kanan Learn Firsthand
They've enthralled audiences with their impeccable comic timing and hilarious world view. But can they impress a bunch of school kids?
-
Feminism is no Laughing Matter. Enter Kanan Gill
This is the Pretentious Movie Review-er's take on feminism, choosing sides, and the long term solution to happiness. And it goes without saying that all of these opinions will make you laugh out loud.
-
India's Best New Ideas for Television Are Moving to YouTube
TV shows are trapped in an outdated saas bahu aesthetic and crazy self-censorship, so some of the best talent in India is now making its voice heard online.
-
So Bad, That It's Good: Skip The Movies, Watch These Hilarious Reviews
The thing about terrible movies is that their scathing reviews can give one immense pleasure. Stand up artist Kanan Gill, who gave us a glimpse of the 'deep knowledge' Bangaloreans have about politics in India, has recently started the trend of reviewing movies that make so much sense, they're known to cause brain cells to pop and die. The YouTube ...
