List of reviews of Bollywood movies on our website.
A film getting cancelled a day before release, jumping to OTT, then quietly returning to theatres again, honestly, that real-life chaos already feels more entertaining than most movie plots. And… Read more about Bhool Chuk Maaf
Standing in a long, restless queue for a 1:30 PM show and still not getting seats together wasn’t something I expected for Raid 2, but that chaos outside the theatre… Read more about Raid 2
Most people expect a patriotic courtroom drama like Kesari Chapter 2 to follow a familiar rhythm, emotional speeches, predictable highs, and a safe sense of heroism. And yes, the film… Read more about Kesari Chapter 2
Image of Sunny Deol casually stopping at an idli stall and then turning that quiet moment into absolute mayhem tells you everything about Jaat. That one stretch captures the film’s… Read more about Jaat
We’ve all complained – at least once – that Bollywood often sticks to the same two modes: the mind-numbing, logic-defying action films or the endlessly recycled romantic comedies. Then came… Read more about The Diplomat
“If you look from outside, I look like the poster princess of privilege and entitlement… but you’ve already judged.” That opening line in Nadaaniyan made me pause, rewind, and actually… Read more about Nadaaniyan
Loveyapa Movie Review: I honestly expected only one thing from Loveyapa: that infamous promotional song – L O V E Yaapa, Love Yaapa Yaapa – to haunt me again. After… Read more about Loveyapa
The theatre echoed with whistles, random claps, and a group of boys at the back losing their minds every time a dialogue landed, and somewhere in that noise, I realised… Read more about Badass Ravikumar
That slow, silent glare Shahid Kapoor gives before he reacts, the kind that makes an entire room freeze, perfectly sums up what Deva gets so right and so wrong. For… Read more about Deva
Akshay Kumar’s Sky Force finally arrives in theatres, and the makers have chosen a strategic slot – the Republic Day weekend – to bring this patriotic drama to the big… Read more about Sky Force
That interval card flashing “Brace yourself, you will need this break” says everything about Fateh and its ambitions. It promises a film that’s about to explode into something relentless and… Read more about Fateh
Varun Dhawan’s latest mass-masala action entertainer, Baby John, has finally arrived in theatres, and I walked in hoping for a high-energy, mainstream commercial ride. And the film indeed delivers noise,… Read more about Baby John
Bhool Bhulaiyaa movie’s part number three has released today inside theaters. I watched it. If it wasn’t my responsibility to watch the whole picture and tell you whether it’s good… Read more about Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3
Singham Part Three, Singham Again, released today inside theatres, and the way expectations were built after watching the trailer, the picture has been made exactly in that mold. This time,… Read more about Singham Again
Alia Bhatt’s latest theatrical release, Jigra, arrives at a time when Bollywood has been searching for stories that go beyond standard emotional melodrama. If you’re planning to step inside a… Read more about JIGRA
Look, there are some movies that leave you with a very particular question the moment the end credits roll: why was this even made? Not “Why is the hero angry?”… Read more about Yudhra
Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao’s Stree Part Two has finally landed inside theatres. The film didn’t just arrive; it arrived under the pressure of layered hype – anticipation built by… Read more about Stree 2
There are no boundaries in love. That’s the pulse of Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba, and the film does not hesitate to remind us of that again and again. True love,… Read more about Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba
