 | 'Goldfish' film review: A wry relationship drama deftly anchored by Kalki Koechlin, Deepti NavalAt the heart of Goldfish lies the key conflict of whether Anamika should leave her ailing mother in an old-age home. |
 | 'Equalizer 3' review: A slow-burn actioner that demands low attentionThese over-indulgent scenes are pretty harmless and they do serve the story but they also take a large bite out of an already short runtime. |
 | Movie Review: ‘Bottoms’ is a gonzo gay high-school comedy that comes out on top“Bottoms,” a queer comedy with a chaotic beat, is here to break stuff — and that’s a very good thing. |
 | 'King of Kotha' film review: Sturdy, satisfying gangster epic with ample highsFor a first-timer, Abhilash Joshiy shows much promise, impressively handling a humungous cast and explosive set-pieces |
 | 'Baang' film review: A decent combination of crime and dark comedyEven if the execution occasionally falls short, the film does work as a showcase of his multifaceted talent. |
 | 'Kshetrapati' film review: A compelling Naveen Shankar is the highlight of this filmThe question remains, can Kshetrapati dare to offer a panacea? Does it defy the established cinematic conventions that often cast farmers’ struggles into a formulaic mould? |
 | 'Prem Kumar' film review: Little to love in this romantic drama'Prem Kumar' is filled, overflowing even with dialogues, dialogues and more dialogues that betray the norms of brevity and pace and leave you annoyed first, then numb. |
 | 'Ghoomer' film review: Spins into mundanityAbhishek Bachchan plays Padam Singh Sodhi aka Paddy, a yesteryear spinner waiting to turn into a drunkard-cliché of a coach. |
 | Rajinikanth's 'Jailer' film review: A glorious first half tapers off into oblivionNelson's signature style draws the most out of Rajinikanth's star power in a glorious first half but then meanders through an aimless, unfocused second half. |
 | Film Review: 'The Beautiful Summer' is all about finding freedomWhile the film loses out a lot on the much-desired spirit and sensuality, with its patchy narrative, it gains in gravitas from a superbly layered performance from Yile Yara Vianello. |
 | 'Spy' Telugu film review: An excruciating actioner with clumsy and fraudulent storytellingSpy is a crude and visually impoverished film that reduces Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose to a clickbait. |
