Raat Akeli Hai: The Bansal Murders Review – A Dark, Measured Crime Saga That Knows Its Strengths I’ve reviewed crime thrillers across eras, platforms, and budgets, and what stood out here was restraint. This sequel doesn’t chase noise or novelty; it doubles down on mood, moral ambiguity, and character-driven investigation. That confidence shapes both its…
Dhurandhar 2025 Review – Balancing Action, Patriotism, and Espionage: Hit or Miss? After closely following Indian cinema for nearly two decades, I approach Dhurandhar with a balanced lens. Aditya Dhar’s latest espionage thriller is ambitious, blending real-life inspired intelligence operations with high-octane action. While the film delivers standout performances and technical brilliance, it occasionally stretches…
Angammal (2025) Review – A Quietly Powerful Tamil Drama That Divides Hearts, Not Minds I’ve seen enough festival-acclaimed Tamil films over the years to know that not every “critically loved” movie works for everyone. Angammal sits exactly in that space — a thoughtfully made, emotionally rooted film that knows its strengths, accepts its limitations, and…
Psych Siddhartha Review – A Small Film With Big Intentions, Balancing Laughter and Life After watching Telugu cinema evolve through star-driven spectacles and indie breakthroughs alike, Psych Siddhartha sits interestingly in the middle—neither trying to be a mass explosion nor a festival-only art piece. It sets expectations clearly and then tests how well grounded storytelling…
Pharma Review 2025 – Sharp Medical Thriller or Overstretched OTT Drama? A Balanced Deep Dive Having reviewed Indian films and web series across theatrical and OTT eras for nearly two decades, I approach Pharma with measured expectations. This is not a show chasing hype or shock value—it’s attempting something tougher: a grounded critique of an…
One Two Cha Cha Chaa 2026 Review – Will This Chaotic Masala Hit Big or Get Lost in January Clash? No-Nonsense Deep Dive! Arre yaar, after watching hundreds of Bollywood entertainers rise and fall over 18+ years, I’ve learnt one thing: a film loaded with chaos, comedy, and big cast sounds exciting on paper, but…
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Review – DCU’s Bold Dark Gamble Worth the Hype in 2026? Arre yaar, after watching countless superhero reboots over 18+ years, this Supergirl feels like a breath of fresh cosmic air – darker, rawer, and honestly, a risky move for DCU Chapter One that could either soar or stumble big time….
LandLord 2025 Review – Perfect Weekend Horror Pick for Thrill-Seeking Families or Skip for the Faint-Hearted? Arre boss, weekend aa gaya and you’re scratching your head – theater jaaye ya ghar pe chill kare? With 18+ years reviewing everything from family entertainers to niche horrors, I’ve got your back on whether this gritty vampire indie…