 | Kitty shines in this regular action-revenge entertainerStaying clear from the recent dose of heavy action entertainers, Garuda ensures it stands out from the crowd with its treatment of the action commercial entertainer. |
 | An assault on sense and the sensesJapanese cinematographer Tetsuo Nagata (a veteran) fails to introduce any dynamism between scenes. |
 | A heartfelt exploration of an important problemCinema is often an exaggeration of reality, and yet, in real life matters like Dalit representation, the reality is often far worse than we have seen in cinema.Cinema is often an exaggeration of reali |
 | An engrossing thrillerThe screenplay unravels skillfully but also quite sluggishly, especially in the first half which ends in a fantastic twist. |
 | Jayasurya’s affecting performance elevates this feel-good filmPrajesh Sen’s new feature reminded me of the problem that Will Smith’s character in Hitch had. |
 | Movie Review Jo and Jo| Laidback, stress-busting entertainment:Nikhila Vimal, Mathew Thomas, Naslen and gang give their best in this hilarious lockdown comedy. |
 | 'Along for the Ride' review: Familiarly boringWritten and directed by Sofia Alvarez, Along for the Ride is based on Sarah Dessen’s young adult novel of the same name. |
 | An effective entertainerFinesse notwithstanding, this Sivakarthikeyan film is |
 | A noble message doesn’t absolve this film’s many flawsFilmmakers have long been trying to figure out a method through which to weave an engaging commercial story whilst also pushing forward a message. |
 | Mammootty brings out his most chilling turn in agesPuzhu is at its most effective when it keeps its focus on one or two threads and infuriates when it diverts its attention to something else |
 | Ranveer Singh steers a rocky dramedyFilm fans pride themselves on an excellent memory. |
 | Entertaining and stylish, yet does not lack in depthThe Getaway King (a.k.a Najmro) is inspired by the life of Zdzisław Najmrodzki, a wanted thief and criminal active in the 70s and 80s. |
 | A soapy, syrupy anthologyThe standout episode in Modern Love Mumbai, Shonali Bose’s Raat Rani, kicks off with an ice-cream date gone wrong. |
 | A reflection of the present lifestyleWith Selfie Mummy Google Daddy, director Madhu Chandra departs an important message that is relevant and rare in this tech-driven age. |
 | A decent and topical film on cricketEe Sala Cup Namde (This time the cup will be ours) - this line keeps lingering in the minds of Kannadiga cricket fans as the T20 Premier League season is going on in full throttle. |
