Nandini Balial is a film and TV critic, essayist, and interviewer. After graduating with a BA in cinema studies from NYU in 2014, she has done everything from working in post-production to teaching high school English. Her work has appeared in Vulture, Defector, Harper's Bazaar, Slate, GQ, Men's Journal, and The Daily Beast, among other outlets. She reluctantly lives in Texas.
Nandini Balial
Latest from Nandini Balial
Interviews
Nicholas Britell Says Goodbye to Succession
TV/Streaming
Apple TV's The Big Door Prize is a Hapless Muddle
Interviews
Sharmila Tagore: Shattering Stereotypes for Over 60 Years
Great Expectations
TV/Streaming
Stellar Acting Keeps Season Two of Perry Mason Afloat
Welcome to Chippendales
TV/Streaming
Despite Terrific Performances, The Crown is Getting Wobbly
TV/Streaming
Somber Third Season of Ramy Takes a Great Show to Another Level
TV/Streaming
Disney+'s Ms. Marvel Uses a Marginalized Culture as a Crutch
Features
How Dil Chahta Hai Raised the Bar for Commercial Hindi Cinema
TV/Streaming
The Time Traveler's Wife is a Waste in Every Possible Way
TV/Streaming
Ozark Pushes Off the Pier For Its Last Boat Ride
Interviews
The Animal Side of Acting: Shea Whigham on Gaslit
TV/Streaming
The Flight Attendant's Second Season Fails to Take Off
TV/Streaming
Anatomy of a Scandal Doesn't Hold Up Under the Scalpel
Interviews
Clothes Make the Character: Janie Bryant on the Wardrobe of Mad Men
The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey
TV/Streaming
Final Season of Killing Eve Starts on a Disappointing, Boring Note
Tributes