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'Taj: Divided by Blood' review: Insipid writing blurs out this closer look at royalty

Set 15 years after the first season, Taj: Reign of the Revenge still shows Akbar ruling the throne, as he plans to extend his kingdom across modern-day India and as far as the Deccan region

published : 22 hours ago
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Vicky and Sara strain a lot to uplift this mediocre melodramedy

The film is set in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore (“Let us do the work till then you eat poha jalebi”).

published : 05 Jun 2023
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'Missing' review: A glitch-free watch

Netflix’s new thriller release Missing does not prepare you for what’s coming.

published : 04 Jun 2023
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Melodrama pulls down this fun rural drama

The sudden death of a main character and the final revenge angle neither offers the pathos nor catharsis the filmmaker aimed for.

published : 03 Jun 2023
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Bros, Booze and a whole lot of growing up 

There are a lot of pareshaniya here, in both its internal (aagam) and external (lolli) renditions.

published : 03 Jun 2023
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This archaic & repugnant creation is a brutal test of patience

Ahimsa wants to be a lot of things, but all it ends up being is a damp squib of a film that finds itself down and out with almost no redemption.

published : 03 Jun 2023
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A natural and emotionally charged tale  

PinkI Elli? is a film that has already gained international acclaim and garnered numerous accolades at various film festivals.

published : 03 Jun 2023
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A riveting thriller with bold performances and intriguing twists  

Priyanka implores Ashok to ensure that no evidence surfaces to incriminate her in the eyes of the public prosecutor.

published : 03 Jun 2023
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The roof has been raised

Sequels to such widely appreciated films usually crumble under the weight of expectations.

published : 02 Jun 2023
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Hansal Mehta gets journalism and drama right

Exemplary performances by Karishma Tanna, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub and Harman Baweja, pump up the show

published : 02 Jun 2023
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A superhero film in which the attraction is everybody else

Nothing summarises his love for the little people more than the scene in which the big villain gets taken down—or in his eagerness to give that fiance character a happy end.

published : 02 Jun 2023
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'Beau is Afraid' movie review: Between a mess and a masterpiece

It is a film about feelings—specifically, concerning Beau’s relationship with his mother. Does he love her? Or does he wish she were dead?

published : 29 May 2023
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'Ile Owo' review: A harrowing watch

Little does she know that a house of horrors awaits on the other side of this seemingly perfect relationship.

published : 28 May 2023
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'XO, Kitty' review: Formulaic, but entertaining high-school romance 

Literally, every single episode ends with a new conflict forcing the audience to binge the next episode as well. 

published : 25 May 2023
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A Royal Debacle

A large chunk of the nearly two-hour-long film feels like a collection of these problems, put in one frame after the other.

published : 21 May 2023