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Aayushmanbhava still.

Aayushmanbhava movie review: This one lacks the -'soul-'

Gurukiran who marks his 100th venture as composer leaves no -'memorable-' notes.

16 Nov 2019 8:44 AM GMT

The films climax is dull because in Indian films people dont like to just kill their main enemy.

Marjaavaan movie review: A stinky dustbin of â€™80s Bollywood

The film, directed and hardly written by Milap Milap Zaveri, has everything borrowed from the worst of Bollywood of that...

15 Nov 2019 9:45 PM GMT

The story of Motichoor Chaknachoor is simple but its plot is full of gentle little twists and turns that surprise, delight and take the film in unexpected directions.

Motichoor Chaknachoor movie review: Shaadi ki story - Itâ€™s about the...

The film also usurps relations and resets power equations, like when the angry saas and bahu conspire together.

15 Nov 2019 9:42 PM GMT

Miga miga Avasaram still.

Miga miga Avasaram review: Well-intentioned film with message

The writing could have been better and the length of the movie also plays spoilsport.

11 Nov 2019 4:36 AM GMT

A scene from Modern Love

Tender tales on Modern Love

This series gently depicts many versions of love and challenges people face in the current scenario.

9 Nov 2019 7:25 PM GMT

The charming Neil Nitin is obviously desperate to let us know that he is far better suited to play solo leads and not just play second fiddle to bigger stars. And he sure is.

Bypass Road movie review: Despite a suave Neil Nitin, plodding and...

Vikram, being the most sought after (and wealthy), is a target for several people and we realise that someone is trying...

9 Nov 2019 2:26 AM GMT

Bala is a 131-minute long relentless joke, a string of lacerating, funny one-liners about the lack of hair, and the need to do all thats humanly possible for their return.

Bala movie review: Itâ€™ll have you by the short and curlies

The voiceover of Baal jumps a decade-and-a-half to show us how its disappearance has impacted the same Bala (Ayushmann...

9 Nov 2019 2:20 AM GMT

In Nalpathiyonnu (41), Lal Jose talks about religious beliefs, atheism and Communism. But here, he plays it safe by neither pleasing nor attacking any particular section.

Nalpathiyonnu movie review: Of faith and its social manifest

Portrayed by Biju Menon, Ullas is a Communist party worker and out and out atheist who defies all kinds of religious...

8 Nov 2019 6:50 PM GMT

A still from the film.

Kapata Nataka Paatradhari movie review: When reel script rules

This one proves that even a well made venture backed with the best script, honest making and talented artists can do...

8 Nov 2019 10:03 AM GMT

Ayushmann Khurrana in Bala. (Image Courtesy: YouTube/ Maddock Films)

Bala movie review: This Ayushmann Khurrana starrer is equally...

There are some flaws, but for the most part, -'Stree-' helmer Amar Kaushik delivers an enjoyable romp.

7 Nov 2019 6:29 PM GMT

The first half is terrific with hilarious scenes and has a real feel. Some scenes drag in the second half, but Sultan makes up for it with a surprise twist at the end.

Meeku Matrame Chepta movie review: Itâ€™s a fun and entertainment...

Director Shammeer Sultan in his maiden venture takes the current topic of hacking and viral videos and narrates the...

2 Nov 2019 9:13 PM GMT

The past decade or so, we have seen quite a few Hindi films in which a personal anomaly, a disorder, or an ailment has been the focus, that too, of the lead character.

Ujda Chaman movie review: Muddled and unsure!

The film is a remake of the Kannada hit Ondu Mooeya Kathe, but has been only adapted partially.

2 Nov 2019 9:10 PM GMT