Movie Reviews

‘Brahmastra – Part One: Shiva’, undoubtedly, is the most expensive Hindi film of the year. The film features mega motion picture stars and is said to be the most expensive…

In 2019, the Nani-Shraddha Sainath starrer ‘Jersey’ released in theatres and received a lot of love from the audience. Apart from doing well at the box-office, the Telugu language film…

First things first, Radhe Shyam is a very good looking film. With pastel shades in every frame, there is a lot of visual beauty that it brings with it. Secondly,…

Imagine leaving the Prime Minister of India in room with a suspected assassin who is also carrying a gun? The Head of Staff and Chief of Security have been hired…

Gehraiyaan is by all means the biggest OTT release of 2022. The film was originally meant for theatrical release but the pandemic situation meant that it saw straight-to-digital arrival. After…

Pick the soul of Saathiya, sprinkle it with the sound of Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein, create a bit of 2 States atmosphere and jazz it all up with an…

An urban horror thriller with Jewish folklore as the core backdrop – Now that’s something new indeed for a Bollywood film. Though over the years Vikram Bhatt, and earlier Ram…

‘Ratsasan’, the Tamil language film released in 2018, is regarded as one of the best thrillers made in the country in recent times. While many non-Tamil speakers had also seen…

‘Mulk’ (2018) marked the beginning of a new chapter in filmmaker Anubhav Sinha’s career. After years of making films that he hoped would appeal to the masses and set the…

Watching Jhund is akin to watching a film and its sequel pretty much back to back with an interval separating it, hence turning out to be ‘ek movie ke saath…

The promo of Badhaai do indicated that there was a funny tale in the offering. With a gay man [Rajkummar Rao] proposing marriage to a lesbian woman [Bhumi Pednekar] so…

It couldn’t have been mere coincidence. To think of it, the third season of hit show Inside Edge was written more than two years back. A key episode from the…

Now this is what you call as a true ‘mood film’. There aren’t any horror faces staring down at you from a window. No ‘bhatakti aatma’ jumping from the ceiling.…

A 90 minute film which unfolds over a few hours and has a plot based narrative, Dhamaka by all means is a difficult story to be told and even more…

In a dimly lit room, Paresh Rawal sips over his whiskey, while enjoying an umpteenth rerun of Rajesh Khanna and Sharmila Tagore’s classic Amar Prem. He loves to reminisce the…

“Why me?”, she asks emotionally. “Because you, are well, you”, he says with a living heart After Kabir Singh, if there is a movie that has seen a simple question…