In the gripping crime drama ‘Kohrra’, the tranquil village of Jagrana in Punjab is shaken by the savage murder of Paul Dhillon (played by Vishal Handa), a non-resident Indian on the eve of his wedding. As the investigation unfolds, a dark underbelly of deception, hidden truths, and intricate familial connections is gradually unveiled.
Inspired by the hijacking of the Fokker F27 plane, named Ganga, by Kashmiri extremists in January 1971, the film presents the Pakistani theory that the hijack was orchestrated by Indian intelligence agencies.
In the aftermath of the fallout from “Fallout,” Ethan Hunt, played by Cruise, finds himself faced with the task of rebuilding and reassessing the significance and value of the Mission he is dedicated to. A malevolent artificial intelligence enemy is causing havoc by dismantling global infrastructure, and Ethan must navigate a complex web of allies and adversaries hot on his trail.
Adhiraj, return to their school in Ooty after 15 years. Amid the haunting hills shrouded in myths and mists, a disturbing mystery engulfs the school. Vedant, once a bullying victim, displays ominous behavior, seemingly possessed.
Owen Browning (Adam Devine) is a straitlaced bank manager about to marry the love of his life, Parker (Nina Dobrev). When his bank is held up by the infamous Ghost Bandits during his wedding week, he believes his future in-laws (Pierce Brosnan and Ellen Barkin), who just arrived in town, are the infamous outlaws.
The director, Piyush Gupta, tells a charming, uncomplicated story through a direct screenplay, bringing us closer to Tarla Dalal’s remarkable journey from a ‘housewife’ to a household name in ‘vegetarian’ recipes.
Celebrity starts off as a sleek and vibrant series, introducing a whirlwind of characters who happen to be social media influencers. However, at its core, the story revolves around A-ri’s transformation from a financially struggling individual who is disconnected from social media to a remarkably wealthy social media celebrity, and delves into the events that transpire once she reaches that level of fame.
Part 2 offers a much crisper and faster-paced experience compared to its predecessor. Abundant twists and turns, coupled with the persistent feeling of time slipping away, inject urgency into the plot and it’s unfolding
The overall experience of “Lust Stories 2” is a mixed bag. While it delivers moments of lustful intensity and passion, it also succumbs to bouts of boredom. Out of the four films, only two manage to provide a satisfying climax that resonates with the viewers.
Rahab, a prominent advertising executive, and Nivi, an heiress with political ties, find themselves trapped in a web of deceit spun by social media, leaving them with no safe haven. Directed by Sudhir Mishra, the film powerfully portrays the perils of unfounded rumors and their potential to wreak havoc on individuals’ lives. The narrative delves into the intricate theories surrounding the protagonists’ actions, further intensifying the drama in this compelling and socially relevant cinematic piece.
Idris Elba, who not only stars in the film but also serves as an executive producer, portrays Sam, a corporate negotiator on his way back from Dubai to London. However, his journey takes an unexpected turn when a group of armed thugs hijacks the flight.
Satyaprem, a disillusioned young man who failed his final Law exams, now assists his father Narayan (Gajraj Rao) in maintaining their household. Satyaprem’s sharp-tongued mother Diwali (Supriya Pathak) and sister Sejal (Shikha Talsania) do not contribute to domestic chores, and the house relies on the earnings of the women
Follows Prem Patel, who is an expert at math but is also secretly obsessed with his late father’s dream of becoming a rap musician, and he almost loses everything in his attempt to achieve multiple goals in life.
While Sunny’s encounter with the ‘pedophile’ superstar is the central issue, the show attempts to incorporate various dynamics, including a divorced family, sibling bonds, elder sibling insecurity, infidelity, and journalistic appeals.
If you’re venturing into Social Currency, brace for a whirlwind of audacious stunts, contrived drama, and an array of characters that run the gamut from intriguing to vexing. Be prepared to face entertaining and cringe-worthy moments, and take the show for what it is—a lighthearted, albeit at times superficial, romp through the world of influencers.
Tiku and Sheru radiate unyielding optimism and a shared zeal for Bollywood, but their rose-colored glasses obstruct them from recognizing the stark reality, a theme that persists until the film’s conclusion.
In the inaugural “Extraction,” Tyler’s most significant trait was his sheer fearlessness, primarily fueled by the deep-seated guilt of having deserted his terminally ill son. This emotional subplot, briefly touched upon in the first movie, is delved into more extensively in the sequel.
Saif Ali Khan is a beaut. He brings attitude, evil, and joy to the character of Lankesh and makes elevates him from being just a normal evil guy to an evil guy you look forward to watching as his ten heads argue with each other – you enjoy each one of them.
The release of a new “Black Mirror” season invariably creates a buzz, more so since Netflix adeptly acquired the series in 2015. The latest installment, arriving four years post Season 5, strikes gold with two out of its five episodes but inclines more towards horror. It fails to fully live up to the lofty expectations that the series has set for itself.
The show explores the lives of two long-time lovers facing a rollercoaster of emotions as they near their wedding, a counselor who is in need of guidance herself, a burgeoning fashion designer craving privacy in her shared home, and four male characters who are equally entangled in their respective challenges, including issues of coming out and loneliness.
Spiderman Across the Spiderverse is absolutely sublime. Every frame of this visually stunning and intricately detailed animation is utterly mesmerizing. It takes the core themes of the first film – the challenges of adolescence, breakdowns in communication, the chaotic journey of self-discovery, and finding one’s tribe – and constructs entire worlds around them.
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