Movie Review

This time, the madcap comedy centres on a treasure

This is the sixth instalment in the franchise

The film marks the debut of director Raj Kumar Hirani’s son, Vir

The screenplay falls to Bollywood’s latest escape hatch: “When in doubt, blame Pakistan”

The film fails to sustain interest and leaves you exhausted

The film is far from the perfect noire thriller that it aspires to be

The series feels like a pre-teen introduction to the forbidden ‘s’ world

‘In the Hand of Dante’ mistakes complexity for depth. It reaches for paradise but remains hopelessly lost in its own dark wood.

The slim storyline is largely based on the 2021 DC comic series ‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’

As ‘The Agency’ enters the second season, we are once again led into a captivating terrain where suspense remains thick, tension-fraught moments abound

At the risk of inviting furious frowns, I would say ‘Gram Chikitsalaya’ and its worthy sequel, with a firm grip on the plot propulsion and characterisations, is leaps ahead of ‘Panchayat’

The series repeatedly stumbles upon compelling subjects — illegal immigration, exploitation, disappearing youth — only to get bored with them

The film portrays love more like a fleeting emotion, lacking depth

The script stirs up emotion, challenges, drama and humour and entices the audience into the world of toys

At 94, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao shows us the child within

The series leaves many questions unanswered

Director Chinmay D Mandlekar takes us back to 1991 when India faced the worst possible economic crisis

The story underlines the trauma a refugee carries in his heart and often passes it on

The director is grappling with the truth about alien existence and its impact on faith and religion in general

It compares well with the series ‘Mumbai Diaries’, which focused on the heroes, the healers rather than the attackers

What works in favour of this chick flick is the road trip where the two girls learn to bond over their obvious differences

Overladen with props and with Kolkata captured in all its decadent glory, the series could have been a much more engaging crime thriller than it actually is

The series follows Xerxes Desai and his mentor, JRD Tata, as they attempt to revolutionise an Indian watch industry then dominated by the black market

Instead of being dark and brooding, the movie bats for women with gleeful delight

Travis Knight’s new take is an enthralling, imaginative and congenial experience