Mayasabha review: A political drama that writes itself into a corner
Mayasabha review: A political drama that writes itself into a corner A technically sharp political drama Mayasabha attempts to walk the tightrope... Read More
Dhadak 2 review: A hard truth told without heart
Dhadak 2 review: Dhadak 2 attempts to retell a powerful story about caste, identity, and forbidden love in a city in a... Read More
Sir Madam review: Comedy, chemistry, and problematic undertones
Sir Madam review: Sir Madam is a light-hearted marital comedy that explores the love-hate dynamics between a husband and wife, framed within... Read More
Kingdom review: A shaky throne built on weak writing
Kingdom review: Kingdom is the latest Telugu film starring Vijay Deverakonda, Satya Dev, Manish Chaudhari, Venkitesh, and Bhagyashri Borse, directed by Gowtam... Read More
Hari Hara Veera Mallu review: A epic idea crushed by weak execution
Hari Hara Veera Mallu Review: A Grand Idea, Undone by Weak Execution Hari Hara Veera Mallu is a film that clearly aims... Read More
Kothapallilo Okappudu review: Smart concept but sloppy execution
Kothapallilo Okappudu review: When a producer like Praveena Paruchuri, known for the acclaimed C/o Kancharapalem, steps into the director’s seat, expectations are... Read More
Junior Review: Feels like a cinema quiz—guess the movie scene
Junior Review: In a film industry that often borrows from its own past, Junior doesn’t just take inspiration—it builds entirely on imitation.... Read More
Janaki v/s State of Kerala: A messy take on a grave injustice
Janaki v/s State of Kerala Review by Kausalya Rachavelpula JSK: Janaki v/s State of Kerala tries to connect too many laws for... Read More
Aap Jaisa Koi Review: Wants to Rebel, But Doesn’t Dare
Aap Jaisa Koi on Netflix sets out to be bold, tackling themes of feminism and identity and equal love, but never quite... Read More
