Tumse Na Ho Payega starring Ishwak Singh, Gaurav Pandey is a slice-of-life drama film which would resonate with everyone stuck between discovering their life goals and fulfilling the expectations of society.
A powerful gangster who transitions into politics is deeply superstitious and teetering on the edge of delusion. As he rises to prominence, he accumulates adversaries who eventually unite against him, orchestrating a devastating heist within his domain.
Vishal Bhardawaj transforms Agatha Christie’s 1931 British novel, “The Sittaford Mystery,” transporting it to the captivating landscapes of Solang Valley and Manali in Himachal Pradesh. However, while the snow-covered mountains and ancient mansions provide a visual link to the original text, the adaptation diverges significantly in its portrayal.
Sequel to the comedies Fukrey and Fukrey returns, starring Pankaj Tripathi, Richa Chadha, Pulkit Samrat, and Varun Sharma in the lead.
“The Great Indian Family” struggles to confront the challenges within its own narrative. It sanitizes the pervasive atmosphere of casual violence and distrust towards Muslims in the country, presenting it as a temporary predicament for its Hindu protagonist.
JSuspect X tells the story of a single mother and her daughter who found themselves in the spotlight due to a murder they committed in self-defense.
CAST: Rajinikanth, Vinayakan and Vasanth Ravi DIRECTOR: Nelson Dilipkumar Rajinikanth makes a triumphant return to the big screen, and it’s a moment that feels deeply
Amazon Prime Video’s “Bambai Meri Jaan” takes on the familiar story of Dawood Ibrahim’s rise in the 1970s Bombay underworld and his eventual departure from the city
Rohan Vinod Mehra, in the lead role of Subhendu/Adinath, impresses with his portrayal of a man on a relentless quest for justice. His transformation from a loyal soldier to a cunning avenger is portrayed with nuance and conviction.
“Haddi” stands out as a revenge drama with a distinct approach – it boldly brings issues concerning transgender individuals to the forefront, making a compelling appeal for inclusivity.
Director Atlee skillfully weaves a narrative that showcases Shah Rukh Khan at the peak of his prowess. What’s even more thrilling is that the film doesn’t offer just one Shah Rukh Khan but two – both exuding power, flexing their muscles, taking on the bad guys, and effortlessly charming the audience.
“Friday Night Plan” is a chapter extracted from Siddharth’s diary, specifically chronicling a particularly eventful day in his life when he was 18. The film steers away from the spotlight usually placed on glamorous Ivy League students and instead places the spotlight on the unassuming nerd who’s often relegated to comic relief or a mere plot device
Unveiling the captivating tale of the cunning mastermind Abdul Karim Telgi, “Scam 2003 – The Telgi Story,” a Sony LIV web series, delves into the audacious path to unearned riches
Hotstar’s series “The Freelancer” is based on Shirish Thorat’s book ‘A Ticket to Syria,’ which narrates the true story of Aliya who gets kidnapped by her husbands family to serve with ISIS in Syria.
Following advice from his close friend Smiley (Manjot Singh), Karam, posing as Pooja, ventures into various jobs like a bar dancer and even a psychiatrist. Soon, he finds himself married to a gloomy young man named Shahrukh (Abhishek Banerjee).
Guns & Gulaabs boasts an ensemble of splendid performances led by Rajkummar Rao, Dulquer Salmaan, Gulshan Devaiah, and Adarsh Gourav.
The narrative of “Commando” follows a familiar trajectory – a covert mission gone awry in the hostile territory of Pakistan.
It takes one to break one in a final season like no other. Bobby Axelrod and Chuck Rhoades have been adversaries and they’ve been allies but when the stakes escalate beyond Wall Street their game of one-upmanship threatens to topple empires as Axe returns with a score to settle. It’ll be a triumph for some, and a tumble for others.
The story revolves around Kanti Sharan Mudgal (Pankaj Tripathi), a devout shopkeeper near a temple, a loving husband, and a dedicated father. His world is turned upside down when his son Vivek (Aarush Verma) is hospitalized due to complications from excessive masturbation (referred to colloquially as ‘selfie’). Further turmoil ensues when a video of Vivek’s act in the school restroom goes viral, leading to his expulsion for indecent behavior.
“Gadar 2” follows a strikingly similar blueprint to its predecessor. The ever-patriotic Tara Singh once again embarks on a mission in Pakistan, this time to save his robust son (Sharma) from the malevolent Major General Hamid Iqbal (Wadhwa).
The film kicks off with an intense sequence before the title credits roll, showcasing an MI6 team: field agents Parker (Dornan) and Yang (Jing Lusi), communications and transport specialist Bailey (Paul Ready), and the rookie tech officer Rachel Stone (Gadot). Their mission? To apprehend Europe’s top arms trafficker, Mulvaney (Enzo Cilenti), who’s been enticed by an exclusive gambling event at a casino nestled in the Italian Alps.
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