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Bollywood news, reviews, interviews & fashion
Bollywood news, reviews, interviews & fashion
Zee5's Brown wastes an interesting premise and a capable actress like Karisma Kapoor in a sluggish murder mystery that lacks thrills, tension and genuine suspense. Predictable and painfully slow, this crime drama struggles to hold attention.
Director Buchi Babu Sana's apology over Janhvi Kapoor's portrayal in Peddi has reignited discussions about the treatment of female characters in mainstream cinema. While the filmmaker's response has been appreciated, the controversy raises important questions about representation in big-budget entertainers.
The new He Man strips the iconic hero of his essence, turning him into a talk-heavy, underwhelming lead. A miscast Nicholas Galitzine adds to the disappointment.
Bandar is a riveting, well-crafted film powered by strong direction and outstanding writing. Bobby Deol delivers a career-defining performance in this gripping drama.
Aiming for light comedy, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai falls flat with tired gags and an old-fashioned plot. Varun Dhawan does his best, but the film is only average.
Maa Behen is a ridiculous, nonsensical Netflix family drama where Madhuri Dixit delivers arguably the worst performance of her career and a painfully miscast influencer tests your patience from start to finish.
Peddi is an over-ambitious yet illogical sports drama where Ram Charan’s sincere performance fights a losing battle against a cluttered script, a wasted Janhvi Kapoor, and surprisingly underwhelming music, ending up with just 1.5 stars.
Ucha Lamba Kad Forever from Welcome To The Jungle is a high‑energy Bollywood party anthem that revives a beloved classic with glossy new beats, grand visuals and full‑on masala vibes. The song rides on Akshay Kumar and Disha Patani’s crackling chemistry, turning their playful, flirty screen presence into the track’s biggest highlight and making it a must‑play for reels, sangeets and dance floors alike.
Peddi is testing more than just Ram Charan’s box office power – it’s a litmus test of whether his RRR‑boosted pan India image can really rival Allu Arjun and Prabhas in the Hindi heartland.
Bollywood isn’t fighting over just one song, it’s fighting over its habits. The Chunnari Chunnari clash between Vashu Bhagnani and Tips is exactly the kind of mess you get when an entire industry depends on 90s remixes instead of daring to create something new.
