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Bachchhan Paandey- A Film That Comes Neither From The Heart Nor The Mind

Directed by Farhad Samji, ‘Bachchhan Paandey’ is the remake of Telugu film ‘Gaddalakonda Ganesh’ which itself was inspired from Tamil film ‘Jigarthanda’. It’s one of those Akshay Kumar movies which…

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Bachchhan Paandey: A Masala Movie With A Criminal, His Crimes And His Liking For Violence – Trailer Talk

Posted on February 18, 2022February 18, 2022
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byManya Mishra

A Sajid Nadiadwala film, Bachchhan Paandey is everything we have heard about; Akshay Kumar as the infamous killer Bachchhan Paandey himself, murders, crime, a short love story and the goons…

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Trailer Talks

Mimi: Truly Nothing Like What You May Expect – Trailer Talk

After Bareilly ki Barfi and Luka Chuppi, this is the third time Pankaj Tripathi and Kriti Sanon are working together and once again it seems to be a great collaboration. …

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Ludo On Netflix – A Chaotically Complex Narrative With Love At Its Core

Anurag Basu’s film is a chaotic hot mess, being narrated over and with analogies from the famous game Ludo. Basu is one of the filmmakers that makes reality look animated…

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Mirzapur 2 – A Slow And Confusing Show That Builds Up To Nothing

A pseudo-progressive show about revenge, power and politics, that falls flat even after following the formulaic template as it becomes a show about sons having enormous daddy issues and constantly…

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Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl – Patriarchy Loses Repeatedly Against Talent And Aspirations

Posted on August 12, 2020August 13, 2020
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byJash Shah

Debutant Sharan Sharma’s film about India’s first female combat pilot Gunjan Saxena is nothing out of the blue from what we’ve seen in the past with biographies. However, it does…

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Trailer Talks

Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior – Trailer Talk

This biographical period-drama film stars Ajay Devgn, who plays Tanaji Malusare, waging a war against Saif Ali Khan’s Uday Bhan, who leads the Mughal army. Produced by T-Series, this movie…

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Magnanimity, Malfeasance And Malapertness – The Three Fathers Of Sacred Games, Season 2

Posted on August 16, 2019August 16, 2019
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byAalen Isaac

If there’s a statement that can describe Sacred Games, it is “larger than life”. Humongous in its execution and bold in portrayal, this show has never been shy of exhibiting…

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Trailer Talks

Sacred Games, Season 2 – Cast Reveal

On March 19th, Netflix on Twitter posted, “Calendar nikaal. Tareekh likh le. 14 din mein kuch bada hone wala hai” This set all the depraved fans of the brilliant show…

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Features

Why Criminal Justice Is An Intriguing Whodunit

Intense, gripping, hooking, shocking… If we think of words that would define a movie-watching – or even a web series-watching – experience to be fruitful these days, the ones mentioned…

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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

Pankaj Tripathi

Bachchhan Paandey: A Masala Movie With A Criminal, His Crimes And His Liking For Violence – Trailer Talk

Mimi: Truly Nothing Like What You May Expect – Trailer Talk

Ludo On Netflix – A Chaotically Complex Narrative With Love At Its Core

Mirzapur 2 – A Slow And Confusing Show That Builds Up To Nothing

Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl – Patriarchy Loses Repeatedly Against Talent And Aspirations

Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior – Trailer Talk

Magnanimity, Malfeasance And Malapertness – The Three Fathers Of Sacred Games, Season 2

Sacred Games, Season 2 – Cast Reveal

Why Criminal Justice Is An Intriguing Whodunit

The Idol: Misogyny in Big Shows is Still Misogyny and Not Satire – Opinion

Never Have I Ever, Season 4 on Netflix: A Sweet And Emotional Farewell To The Final Season

Tathagat: How Manav Kaul Connects the Monk to the Child Inside Me

Scoop, Netflix: When a Reporter Gets Reported – Review

Mumbaikar, on Jio Cinema: Vijay Sethupathi Makes His Bollywood Debut In This Amateur And Forgettable Film – Review

Zara Hatke Zara Bachke: Vicky Kaushal Uplifts This Sinking Ship Which Had A Lot More Potential – Review

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