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Darlings, Netflix – A Darling Mother-Daughter Duo That Everyone Should Root For

Posted on August 7, 2022September 13, 2022
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byManya Mishra

Most movies end with a marriage and a guarantee of ‘happily ever after,’ but not Darlings. This unconventional movie begins with a marriage that too one which was founded on…

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Bob Biswas: Bob From Kahaani Has Had A Definite Physical & A Possible Mental Makeover In This Latest Thriller – Trailer Talk

Posted on November 19, 2021November 20, 2021
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bySurabhi Shrivastava

The most anticipated film, Bob Biswas’, trailer is now out. This film explores the life of Bob Biswas – the villainous character introduced in the 2012 film Kahaani that had…

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Betaal – An ‘Indianized’ Wrong Turn That Capitalises In A Disaster

There is so much furor when an underdog wins. Be it Murad’s rise as a rapper in Gully Boy or Chennai Super Kings’ win in their comeback season in the…

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Betaal – Trailer Talk

India has a ton of mythological legends and stories, but still has a dearth of good horror series adapted into mainstream media. Our grandmothers have been talking of lonely spirits…

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Kaamyaab – A Heart Piercing Ode To The Character Artists Of Indian Cinema

Unlike Hollywood, within the Bollywood industry, it’s all about stars and their stardom. The posters are about them, the interviews are with them, and the power to choose their next…

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Trailer Talks

Kaamyaab – Trailer Talk

As they say, success comes to those who work for it. Such is the premise of Hardik Mehta’s directorial venture, Kaamyaab. Starring some of Bollywood’s most overlooked talents such as…

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Bard of Blood – A Typical, Formulaic Espionage Template That Falls Flat

Posted on September 28, 2019September 28, 2019
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byJash Shah

A seven-episode series, thanks to its melodramatic dialogues and casual insertion of Shakespeare makes the show tiring to watch and doesn’t offer anything but cliffhangers at the end of each…

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Features

Eccentric Promotional Strategies Used In 2018

Posted on January 24, 2019January 25, 2019
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byNivedita Narayan

With evergreen dialogues like, “Pushpa… I hate tears!” and “Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost”, Bollywood has engraved its popularity among the masses. Bollywood movies have audiences spread around the world.…

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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

Red Chillies

Darlings, Netflix – A Darling Mother-Daughter Duo That Everyone Should Root For

Bob Biswas: Bob From Kahaani Has Had A Definite Physical & A Possible Mental Makeover In This Latest Thriller – Trailer Talk

Betaal – An ‘Indianized’ Wrong Turn That Capitalises In A Disaster

Betaal – Trailer Talk

Kaamyaab – A Heart Piercing Ode To The Character Artists Of Indian Cinema

Kaamyaab – Trailer Talk

Bard of Blood – A Typical, Formulaic Espionage Template That Falls Flat

Eccentric Promotional Strategies Used In 2018

Flora And Son, Apple TV +: Beautiful In Parts, With The Feel-good Vibe Readily Apparent, But Never Completely Comes To A Whole – Review

Charlie Chopra And The Mystery Of The Solang Valley, Sony Liv Review – The Wamiqa Gabbi Show, For Better And For Worse

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

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