A young man gripping a bench while others try to drag him away, helpless, terrified, and painfully aware of why this is happening to him, that one moment captures the… Read more about Dhadak 2
Ajay Devgn returns to one of his most recognisable comic avatars with Son of Sardaar 2, the sequel to his 2012 hit that blended slapstick humour with high-decibel Punjabi flamboyance.… Read more about Son of Sardaar 2
Vijay Deverakonda’s latest film Kingdom, arrived in theatres today with considerable anticipation. For several weeks, discussions surrounding its teaser and trailer have circulated widely, and many viewers had positioned it… Read more about Kingdom
Thief breaking into a house only to find a man chained inside, calmly explaining that it’s for his own safety, that bizarre, unsettling image is where “Maareesan” truly begins. It’s… Read more about Maareesan
Marvel Studios’ latest venture The Fantastic Four: The First Steps has officially landed in theaters, and yes, I went and watched it myself – in a local theater, ticket bought… Read more about The Fantastic Four: The First Steps
Story where almost every character seems to be secretly in love with someone else, often more than one person, that tangled web is the true identity of “Bun Butter Jam.”… Read more about Bun Butter Jam
The love story where the biggest moments aren’t spoken but sung, where two people fall for each other through melodies rather than scenes, that’s the soul of “Saiyaara.” It’s a… Read more about Saiyaara
One Severed head being passed around in a hanging pot like it’s just another misplaced prop, that absurd, oddly specific detail perfectly captures the chaos of “Desingu Raja 2.” Because… Read more about Desingu Raja 2
Oho Enthan Baby Movie Review: Man narrating his own failed love story, only to be told it needs a “second half” like a proper movie, that clever, almost self-aware idea… Read more about Oho Enthan Baby
DC Studios’ first live-action movie Superman is going to release inside theatres, and what chaos happened with me while watching it, I was literally feeling like – no way, no… Read more about Superman
Action films are expected to deliver intensity with purpose, where every punch carries weight and every conflict builds toward something meaningful. Phoenix promises exactly that, especially with stunt master Anal… Read more about Phoenix
There’s a quiet comfort in watching a middle-class story unfold, the kind where every small decision carries emotional weight, and I’ll admit I was ready to be moved when 3BHK,… Read more about 3BHK
It’s honestly a little hard for me to believe this myself, but Metro… In Dino is the first Anurag Basu film I’ve ever watched in a theatre. For someone who… Read more about Metro… In Dino
When a franchise like Jurassic World announces a new entry, the global excitement is predictable. Dinosaurs on the big screen have a magical pull, and this formula has carried the… Read more about Jurassic World Rebirth
The moment villagers start threatening a 33-year-old man for not getting married, the film quietly reveals its own problem, it mistakes noise for drama. That absurd, oddly amusing setup should… Read more about Love Marriage
Maargan Movie Review: There’s a certain expectation with murder mysteries, you settle in for a tight investigation, clues that slowly click into place, and a payoff that feels earned. Maargan… Read more about Maargan
When Panchayat Season 4 finally dropped, I had only one thought running in my mind: this isn’t just another web series coming back with a new season – this is… Read more about Panchayat Season 4
The moment a politician casually demands ₹1 lakh crore, half in black, half in white, Kuberaa makes its intentions crystal clear, this isn’t just about money, it’s about the madness… Read more about Kuberaa
Crime comedies usually come with a basic promise, you sit back, expect chaos, quick laughs, and a bunch of eccentric characters getting into increasingly ridiculous trouble. Chennai City Gangsters sets… Read more about Chennai City Gangsters
Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par hit theatres today, and the first surprise arrives even before the story begins – Aamir is playing a normal character. Yes, you read that correctly.… Read more about Sitaare Zameen Par
Writing this review is giving me a very specific kind of pain in my eyes – and no, it’s not because I’ve just come back from a late-night movie screening.… Read more about Ballerina
The movie named Thug Life has finally arrived in theatres starring none other than Kamal Haasan, and honestly, the journey of this film for me started long before release day.… Read more about Thug Life
The sound of a slightly off-sync, oddly heavy teenage voice echoing through the theatre kept pulling me out of Karate Kid: Legends, even when the film was trying its best… Read more about Karate Kid: Legends
Kesari Veer Movie Review: 2025 isn’t even halfway done yet, and yet I have already encountered what I can confidently call the worst movie of the year. There are films… Read more about Kesari Veer
The moment a so-called high-stakes casino looks like a tin-roofed hut and the entire tension boils down to “you won, I lost,” Ace quietly reveals what it really is, a… Read more about Ace
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
Director Prem Anand’s DD Next Level arrives with the weight of expectation, particularly after the surprising success of DD Returns. As someone who closely follows the evolution of Tamil comedy-horror… Read more about DD Next Level
The sight of a couple quietly navigating the pain of infertility, followed by the soft, almost overwhelming joy of holding their child, sets the tone for Maaman in a way… Read more about Maaman: A Bold
When a franchise survives over two decades and still manages to draw packed midnight audiences, you know it has left a mark that goes beyond simple pop-culture recognition. Final Destination… Read more about Final Destination Bloodlines
By the time the clock crept past 1 AM and I saw people around me making “just end it” gestures with their hands, Retro had already said everything it wanted… Read more about Retro
