Faraaz brings to the screen the horrific terror attack on Dhaka’s Holey Artisan Bakery Dhaka seven years ago. Based on the book Holey Artisan: A Journalistic Investigation, the movie is Hansal Mehta telling us the story of understated courage.
CAST: Dave Bautista, Rupert Grint, Johnathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, Kristen Cui, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Abby Quinn DIRECTOR: M. Night Shyamalan Demonstrating that brevity truly is the
Gandhi Godse Ek Yudh explores the bitter tussle between the two sharply divergent ideologies that Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse represent as it does to a war to uphold the truth in a fact-free world overrun by divisive forces.
If you are not a staunch Bollywood fan who understands that pop culture, a lot of the scenes might fall in the range of incomprehensible for you. But any die-hard fan of mainstream bollywood would find the story fun, engaging and definitely bound to take you down the nostalgia alley.
We are then introduced to Tariq (Sidharth Malhotra), a simple man who lives in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. He lobbies a tailor for a job in his shop, and falls in love with the tailor’s niece, Nasreen (Rashmika Mandanna), who is blind, but surely sixth-senses how handsome he is
“Sanya is an unemployed chemistry genius looking for a job. However, she also wants to use her knowledge of chemistry to help young minds move
While investigating the death of a man in the mountains, detective Jang Hae-Joon suddenly finds himself intertwined with the murdered man’s wife, Song Seo-Rae.
A highly-regarded septuagenarian loses his wife after devoting his life to her for 22 years as she battles paralysis. Lonely and disheartened , he then realises he may have erectile dysfunction (ED). A young stranger, Santulan (Divyendu) then takes Atmaram to Bangkok.
A clumsy, self-aggrandizing homage to his own hubris, Aasmaan Bhardwaj’s Kuttey was a film not even the dogs could appreciate.
Vijay Rajendran is a happy-go-lucky man, but everything changes after the unexpected death of his foster father. Title: Varisu Cast: Vijay, Rashmika Mandanna, Prakash Raj
With a stellar cast and superb performances, Matilda the Musical is an altogether enjoyable and heartwarming family film for all ages.
“In 1990s Mumbai, a crime boss and his network wield unchecked power over the city – until the rise of ‘encounter cops’ who brazenly kill
Title: HIT: The Second Case Cast: Adivi Sesh, Meenakshi Chaudhary, Komalee Prasad, Harsha Vardhan, Rao Ramesh Director: Sailesh Kolanu Synopsis: “HIT: The Second Case” is
Originally released in 2010, this movie follows Mrs. Sethi’s (Shabana Azmi) failed attempts at arranging a suitable husband of Indian descent for her daughter Roopi (the great Goldy Notay), who is always turned down for being too fat and not waxing her moustache.
An excruciatingly long, poorly written, significantly humorless, and surprisingly dark disaster of a film, Bosco Leslie Martis’ directorial debut Rocket Gang is a confusing and cringey jaunt through the supernatural that is neither super nor natural in any way whatsoever.
“Vir Das dives deep into his childhood in India, the perils of outrage and finding his feet in the world for his fourth Netflix stand-up
Spirited is based on the Charles Dickens novel A Christmas Carol, which has found its way into popular culture throughout the years in multiple different forms
Bilal (Harshvardhan Rane), whose hotel Tara and her husband had checked into, throws Tara out as soon as he gets to know that she is broke. As she has no money, Tara takes up a job in a Drag club run by Daisy ( Niki Walia). One day, she meets Bilal again in the club. Bilal requests her to support him in his ‘marriage game’ as his family is forcing him to marry but he doesn’t want to get hitched.
Rohit Shetty evokes several Bollywood cliches to generate guffaws, but unfortunately, the gags don’t really land. The movie lacks purpose and momentum and sometimes just the timing is laid back that it misses what a paced plot could do in making the plot compelling and funny.
Title: Indian Predator – Beast of Bangalore Director: Ayesha Sood “A predator’s murderous pursuit of women sends a police force on a wild hunt, while
Govinda Waghmare (Vicky Kaushal), a struggling choreographer, is wedged between his marriage to Gauri (Bhumi Pednekar), who dominates and insults him at every opportunity, and love for dancer girlfriend, Suku (Kiara Advani)
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