Kaabil Review: Everything You Look For In A Modern Blockbuster
Kaabil is one of those wonderful little surprises that keeps your faith in mainstream movies going.
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Ok Jaanu Review: A Mere Shadow Of The Original
The term ‘Bollywood remake’ tends to have a bad rep, gives it’s typically associated with more gloss, glamour and melodrama, rather than maintaining substance of the original conte
Befikre Movie Review: Same Same But Different
Befikre is in many ways your quintessential, escapist, larger than life Bollywood love story – set in an exotic foreign location, brimming with song and dance and a bunch of
Kahaani 2: Durga Rani Singh Review
To put it lightly, I strongly disliked the very idea of Kahaani 2, when it was first announced.
Dear Zindagi Review – The Things That Shut You Down
We all had certain hopes and aspirations from Gauri Shinde’s Dear Zindagi, in terms of what we hoped it would be, or else wanted it to be.
Force 2 Review
Force 2 has everything you would expect from the standard commercial action affair – brimming with overpowering music, various chase sequences, excessive swag, ‘shirtlessness’, and
Rock On 2 Review
I recently saw the first Rock On again as a refresher for the sequel, and I’m proud to say it still very-much holds.
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Review: Filmyception
What do people mean by ‘a typical Karan Johar love story’? Most people refer to them almost dismissively, as if frowned upon, but personally I’m a sucker for a good Karan Johar fil
Mirzya Review
What does it really mean when a film is described as ‘poetry’? Does it mean the visual aesthetic takes precedence over all other aspects? Does it justify a lack of cohesive storyte
Pink Review
What is consent? Is it a black-and-white, specific and clear-cut notion or something far more vague and grey as many regressive pockets of our society would have us believe? Do som