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REVIEW: Mumbai Diaries 26/11 (Amazon Prime)

  This fictionalised series depicting the Mumbai terrorist attacks of November 26, 2008, will definitely generate a polarised opinion. Not because of how it is...

REVIEW: Helmet (Zee5)

  Set in Kanpur, this film, packaged as an entertainer, hopes to change the mindset of the culturally and morally stifled population of this country,...

9 Indian films and series to watch in September 2021

  Helmet (Zee5) As if to follow in his brother’s footsteps after Vicky Donor, Aparshakti Khurana’s latest film takes on another taboo topic: contraception. Directed by...

Review: The Empire season 1 (Disney + Hotstar)

  Set in a world of tribal rivalries, full of betrayals and ruthlessly ambitious enemies, director Mitakshara Kumar's 'The Empire', streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, is...

REVIEW: Chehre

  "This decadence of human values and humanity has to stop." Close your eyes and imagine who can best utter these dialogues in precise English, with...

REVIEW: 200 Halla Ho (ZEE5)

  The failure of the criminal justice system has often led to lynching incidents around the world. Inspired by one such event, director Sarthak Dasgupta's...

Review: The Green Knight

  The Green Knight, a fantasy-adventure film by director David Lowery, is a visual adaptation of  The Chivalric Romance, a piece of classic narrative from...

REVIEW: Home (Amazon Prime)

  Director Rojin Thomas's Malayalam film 'Home' presents veteran actor Indrans in a role that many parents can relate with. This Malayalam family drama meticulously...

Review: Comedy Premium League (Netflix)

  There have been several comedy competitions across different platforms before, and the latest is Comedy Premium League on Netflix, which started streaming from August...

Film Review: Bell Bottom

  'Bell Bottom' features Akshay Kumar as a RAW agent, who pulls off the impossible mission of re-capturing a hijacked plane and landing it safely...

Film Review: Spin (Disney+Hotstar)

  In the first frame of the film Spin we see the signage, 'Spirit of India'. Next we see 15-year-old Rhea scrolling through a playlist,...

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