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Animal: Ranbir Kapoor Elevates This Heightened Masala Entertainer With One Of His Career Best Performances – Review

Posted on December 2, 2023December 2, 2023
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byAnanyaa Singh

One of the highly awaited films of the year, Animal, directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, has been released in the theaters. The story starts with taking us into Vijay’s (Ranbir…

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Farrey: A Pleasantly Engaging Surprise as Alizeh Agnihotri Demands and Pulls Attention to the Screen – Review

Posted on November 24, 2023November 25, 2023
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byAnanyaa Singh

“Farrey” is the official remake of a Thai film “Bad Genius”. The Hindi adaptation of the film has been done by director Soumendra Padhi in collaboration with Abhishek Yadav. The…

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Pippa, Prime Video: Ishaan Khatter Pilots Pippa for a Good One-Time Watch Experience

Posted on November 11, 2023November 11, 2023
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byAnanyaa Singh

Ishaan Khatter and Mrunal Thakur starrer ‘Pippa’ is a biopic war-drama film, which along with the spirit of patriotism, claims to show the pain of a war zone, a PT-75…

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Fukrey 3: With Nothing New to Offer, The Same Stale Dish is Served

Posted on October 3, 2023October 3, 2023
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After the success of Fukrey 1 and Fukrey Returns, comes the next in the franchise, Fukrey 3. The story continues from “Fukrey 2” where the fukra gang is trying to…

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Sukhee: When the Potential of an Idea is Diluted by Poor Writing

Posted on September 23, 2023September 23, 2023
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A lot of films have been made in Indian Cinema showing women’s journey of regaining their self-respect and independence. Debutant director Sonal Joshi’s film “Sukhee” starring Shilpa Shetty Kundra also…

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Friday Night Plan: A Light Hearted Dramedy with a Lackluster Screenplay

Posted on September 4, 2023September 4, 2023
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byAnanyaa Singh

“Friday Night Plan” is the debut film of writer-director Vatsal Neelkantan. It also makes up for Irfan Khan’s son Babil Khan’s second film. He earlier made his debut on Netflix…

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Ghoomer: R. Balki Thrives in Pushing Magic Against the Mundane Rationalities of Society

Posted on August 19, 2023August 19, 2023
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byAnanyaa Singh

For what stature cricket holds in India, cricket and cinema’s collaboration has often worked to hit the audiences at the right spot. This time around, director R. Balki brings to…

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Bawaal, Prime Video: A Half-Baked, Choppy History Lesson Under The Garb Of A Love Story – Review

Cinema is just not all about entertainment, for if used properly it is a strong means of conveying important messages and bringing a positive change in society. Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari…

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Kohrra, On Netflix : An Enthralling & Intricate Crime Thriller That Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat – Review

Directed by Randeep Jha and written by Sudip Sharma along with Gunjit Chopra and Diggi Sisodia “Kohrra” is Netflix’s venture in the increasing catalog of murder mysteries. This time around,…

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The Trial – Pyaar, Kaanoon, Dhokha, On Disney Plus Hotstar : Kajol Is By Far The Centre Of Attraction In This Courtroom Drama Which Otherwise Lacks Depth – Review

Nowadays many senior mainstream artists are turning to OTT, and the latest name added to the list is of Kajol Devgn. She makes her OTT debut with Disney Hotstar’s ‘The…

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Gulabo Sitabo – A Non-Critical Journey Of Greed Filled With Laughter And Warmth

Little Things – An extraordinary peep into the ordinary

Rajma Chawal – A dose of love, from home

Ananyaa Singh

Animal: Ranbir Kapoor Elevates This Heightened Masala Entertainer With One Of His Career Best Performances – Review

Farrey: A Pleasantly Engaging Surprise as Alizeh Agnihotri Demands and Pulls Attention to the Screen – Review

Pippa, Prime Video: Ishaan Khatter Pilots Pippa for a Good One-Time Watch Experience

Fukrey 3: With Nothing New to Offer, The Same Stale Dish is Served

Sukhee: When the Potential of an Idea is Diluted by Poor Writing

Friday Night Plan: A Light Hearted Dramedy with a Lackluster Screenplay

Ghoomer: R. Balki Thrives in Pushing Magic Against the Mundane Rationalities of Society

Bawaal, Prime Video: A Half-Baked, Choppy History Lesson Under The Garb Of A Love Story – Review

Kohrra, On Netflix : An Enthralling & Intricate Crime Thriller That Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat – Review

The Trial – Pyaar, Kaanoon, Dhokha, On Disney Plus Hotstar : Kajol Is By Far The Centre Of Attraction In This Courtroom Drama Which Otherwise Lacks Depth – Review

A Beginners Guide to Agnès Varda: Understanding France Through the Godfather of The French New Wave

Animal: Ranbir Kapoor Elevates This Heightened Masala Entertainer With One Of His Career Best Performances – Review

Sam Bahadur: Resorts to Conventions of A Punctured Down Template While Turning the Story Into a Footnote of Loose Chapters – Review

What Watching Kal Ho Naa Ho For the First Time On Its 20th Anniversary Made Me Realize

Deconstructing The Ineffable Charm of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Concert Film

Napoleon: Ridley Scott’s Historical Drama Depicts the French Emperor As A Tormented Lover Rather Than A Great Warrior – Review

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