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Directed by Gurmmeet Singh, who marks his feature film debut, Mirzapur The Movie relies heavily on the fan hype and nostalgia surrounding the celebrated OTT series.
Gandhari review: Directed by Devashish Makhija, the latest Netflix title also stars Ishwak Singh, Jatin Sarna, Mita Vashishth, Chhaya Kadam, Chandan Roy, Prashant Narayanan and Swastika Mukherjee.
Romanchakam is a fun film that doesn't have much logic-wise, but once you connect with the buddy comedy, it ends up being an entertaining watch
Dulquer Salmaan’s I’m Game marks his return to Malayalam cinema after three years. Directed by Nahas Hidhayath, the film attempts an ambitious and relatively unexplored subject for Malayalam cinema by bringing together gambling, sports betting and cricket
Babita Sing Reporting: Also starring Barun Sobti, Geetika Vidya Ohlyan, Anshumaan Pushkar, Rajesh Kumar, Priyanka Setia and Sunita Rajwar, the Ambiecka Pandit directorial is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Toxic A Fairy Tale For Grown Ups credits Yash as a writer along with Geetu Mohandas – let’s not forget that!
Pyaar Prema Kalyanam begins with the promise of reimagining marriage through a fresh, contemporary lens but ultimately settles for a surface-level role swap
Irumudi is a well-made family drama that has proper thrills, suspense, and a solid message. Ravi Teja's author-backed role makes this film an engaging watch
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit: A simple, beautifully crafted rom-com anchored by fantastic performances from Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju
Akhil Akkineni's Lenin is a cleverly made film. Though the story looks familiar, the twists keep you engaged
Khalifa review: Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Khalifa arrives as a full-fledged action entertainer designed for the festival season. The film packs in the essential ingredients of a commercial movie, including action, emotion, romance, revenge, political intervention and gold smuggling.
Vishwanath and Sons Review: Venky Atluri’s family drama finds warmth in its performances but struggles to fully engage with the complicated relationships at its core.
Rajkumar Santoshi’s Batwara 1947 is a partition drama that brings Sunny Deol back to a territory he is familiar with, following his earlier films on the subject, Border and Gadar.
R. Madhavan’s new film G.D.N is not a routine biopic made in a documentary style. The movie has enough mass and masala elements, while also taking creative liberties with some of the ideas and events in the life of G.D. Naidu.
DC movie review: Led by filmmaker Lokesh Kanagaraj in his acting debut, the film uses violence not as spectacle but as an emotional language for its wounded characters.
Thudakkam is weighed down by predictable cliches; yet this thriller on women’s safety still manages to work thanks to the lead performances from Vismaya Mohanlal and Aashish Joe Antony
Korean Kanakaraju is an unabashedly fun horror-comedy that prioritizes entertainment over logic and largely succeeds
KJQ does not fully realize its potential due to an inconsistent narrative flow, it still has a few engaging moments that impress
On the whole, Objection My Lord ultimately ends up as just a passable fairly ordinary courtroom drama that never rises above its routine narrative.
Dhandha is a surprisingly well-made series that deals with modern-day crime. Though it starts slow, the twists and thrills keep you engaged