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Doctor G: Ayushmann Khurrana Is Back With Another Dramedy Aimed At Social Messaging – Trailer Talk

Posted on September 20, 2022September 20, 2022
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byManya Mishra

“Doctor G” is a clever word-play at the Indian way of respectfully calling a doctor as Doctor-Ji as well as denoting the gynaecologist profession that the film is about. The…

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RRR – A Pre-Independence Story Of Epic Proportions – Trailer Talk

Posted on December 10, 2021December 10, 2021
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byAmrat Singh

Films like RRR are meant to give you a larger than life experience. SS Rajamouli’s upcoming film paints an epic picture in every frame of the 3.7 minutes long trailer.…

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Trailer Talks

Ajeeb Daastaans, Netflix – Trailer Talk

With a completely new slate, Netflix India is all ready to keep you entertained for the next few months. Ajeeb Daastaans is a portmanteau film consisting of four different stories…

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The White Tiger – A Powerful Narrative With Unhinged Darkness

The White Tiger an adaption of the Man Booker Prize-winning book of the same name. Directed by Ramin Bahrani, this movie is a twisted piece of art soaked out of…

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Tandav – Is Hosting An Extraordinary Set Of Talent Good Enough?

Posted on January 19, 2021January 31, 2021
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byManya Mishra

The game of chess started with an unimaginable thrill but halfway into the story, the players prove to be highly amateur if not less. No, I’m not talking about the…

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Tribhanga Trailer – A Dysfunctional Family Willing To See The Light At The End Of A Tunnel

Presenting Kajol, Tanvi Azmi and Mithila Palkar as the leading women, Tribhanga, which marks Kajol’s digital debut, stages dysfunctional families trying to make it through the storm. Like the description…

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AK vs AK – A Courageous Attempt At Meta-Cinema That Will Not Let You Drift At Any Point

It’s a film within a film with layers that don’t fail to revoke your attention in case you’re drifting away at some point. From the team of Sacred Games, the…

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Paava Kadhaigal – A Deeply Poignant Anthology That Has The Impact Of A Cyclone

“Where do I even begin? This is one of the few films that leaves a lasting impact on you, it may even change your beliefs. If you’re a strong-willed person,…

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Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi – Trailer Talk

Posted on December 19, 2020December 20, 2020
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byPreksha Shah

The trailer of Seema Pahwa’s directorial debut Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi is a box of sweet and sour imalees with balanced tastes of an eccentric middle class family. The ensemble…

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Durgamati On Amazon – A Horror That Fails To Deliver A Scary Experience

It’s been a ride. It’s been more of a light and sound show and less of a horror movie. An Amazon Original movie with Akshay Kumar, Vikram Malhotra and Cape…

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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

Mainstream Cinema

RRR – A Pre-Independence Story Of Epic Proportions – Trailer Talk

Ajeeb Daastaans, Netflix – Trailer Talk

The White Tiger – A Powerful Narrative With Unhinged Darkness

Tandav – Is Hosting An Extraordinary Set Of Talent Good Enough?

Tribhanga Trailer – A Dysfunctional Family Willing To See The Light At The End Of A Tunnel

AK vs AK – A Courageous Attempt At Meta-Cinema That Will Not Let You Drift At Any Point

Paava Kadhaigal – A Deeply Poignant Anthology That Has The Impact Of A Cyclone

Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi – Trailer Talk

Durgamati On Amazon – A Horror That Fails To Deliver A Scary Experience

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

Sukhee: Sonal Joshi’s Directorial Debut Is A Simplistic Storytelling of Celebrating Womanhood – Review

Sex Education, Season 4: Building Bridges In Its Final Run, Within Characters As Well As The Audiences – Review

Jaane Jaan, Netflix Review: A Japanese Adapted Suspense Thriller that Power Its Actors

While the 90s Male Actors Continue to Rule the Big Screen, Should the 90s Female Bollywood Actors Have to Stay Put with OTT Attention?

Painkiller, Netflix: When an Addictive Drug Family of Opium Takes Down the Sackler Family

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