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Six years later, the dimples are still there on screen, the telescope still points at the moon, and a generation still cannot quite explain why they tear up when his films come on. A tribute to Sushant Singh Rajput — the boy who touched the stars.
While Raakh struggles to maintain narrative momentum as a crime procedural, its true power lies in the performances of Akash Makhija and Divya Sharma. Makhija is chillingly magnetic as the cold-blooded antagonist, while Sharma serves as the series' beating heart,
Disclosure Day is a profoundly disappointing sci-fi misfire from Steven Spielberg. Despite a talented cast, the film suffers from weak VFX, a lethargic script, and an unsatisfying, ambiguous climax. It is an average effort that fails to capture the director’s signature magic.
Dhamaal 4 is gearing up to be a rib-tickling, high-energy joyride that stays true to the franchise's chaotic roots. With a powerhouse ensemble including Ajay Devgn and Arshad Warsi, the trailer promises a perfect blend of slapstick and sharp wit, signaling a must-watch theatrical experience for fans of pure, unadulterated comedy.
Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata is a riveting, high-stakes thriller that honors the heroism of medical staff under fire. Anchored by a masterful, powerhouse performance from Kangana Ranaut, the film overcomes a slow start to deliver a gripping, intense, and emotionally resonant tribute to real-life warriors.
Imtiaz Ali’s Main Vaapas Aaunga is a tiresome, three-hour exercise in vanity that suffers from a hollow script, zero lead chemistry, and disjointed editing. Despite a commendable performance from Naseeruddin Shah, the film is a monumental disappointment that fails to capture the magic of the director's past hits.
Vikram Bhatt’s Haunted 3D is a hollow failure that erodes his genre legacy. With amateurish VFX, grating sound design, and a complete absence of atmosphere, it misses the mark entirely—delivering an unintentional farce rather than a horror film.
In an era of loud, jingoistic patriotic cinema, Governor: The Silent Saviour arrives as a rare, intelligent economic thriller. Manoj Bajpayee delivers a masterclass in minimalism as an RBI Governor inspired by S. Venkitaramanan, navigating India's 1991 economic crisis. With taut direction by Chinmay Mandlekar and a screenplay that turns balance sheets into high drama, this is essential viewing. Our rating: 4/5 stars.
After six years away from theatres and the wreckage of Love Aaj Kal (2020), Imtiaz Ali returns this Friday with Main Vaapas Aaunga — a Partition-era love story starring Diljit Dosanjh, with music by A.R. Rahman and Naseeruddin Shah as its anchor. We weigh everything going for the film, everything that could sink it, and why this comeback matters not just for Imtiaz but for the future of the Hindi romantic drama itself.
The Welcome To The Jungle trailer begins on a high with an entertaining introduction of its massive star cast. However, the humour largely falls flat, several jokes fail to generate laughs, and the VFX appears disappointing. Here's our detailed trailer review.
