Saibal Chatterjee
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Vibe Review: This Spy Comedy Belongs More To Kunal Kemmu The Actor Than Director
Vibe Review: It isn't deliriously funny, certainly not in the way that Madgaon Express was.
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Daayra Review: Meghna Gulzar's Film Sees Kareena Kapoor And Prithviraj Sukumaran At Top Of Their Game
Daayra Review: Daayra, "a work of fiction based on a narrative of events available to the public at large", is set in an indeterminate city where the law of the land is prone to wildly contradictory interpretations
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Haiwaan Review: Priyadarshan Goes All Dark And Deadly In A Cat-And-Mouse Thriller
Haiwaan Review: Matching Mohanlal is a tough ask, but Saif makes the most of the opportunity that the unusual role presents
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Fauda Season 5 Review: Doron Is Back, But The Thrill Is Running On Empty
Fauda Season 5 Review: It is unlikely to send you into raptures even if you manage to sit through it without taking anything resembling a breather.
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Mirzapur The Movie Review: A Sprawling, Bloody Underworld Drama With A Sharp Twist
Mirzapur The Movie Review: A Mirzapur movie franchise might not be such a bad idea provided the makers find enough narrative meat to pad it with.
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The Last Salute Review: Operation Safed Sagar's Companion Pays A Poignant Tribute To The MiG-21
Review: The Last Salute celebrates the MiG-21's immense power while honouring the pilots who flew it
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DC To Maa Inti Bangaaram: Why You Don't Need An 'Alpha Woman' To Win At Box Office
What several southern female actors have done in recent months stands in sharp contrast to the fate that befell Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in the seventh YRF spy universe entry, Alpha.
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Batwara 1947 Review: Shabana Azmi Does What Naseeruddin Shah Did In Main Vaapas Aaunga
Batwara 1947 Review: Sunny Deol makes the most of the film's quieter moments and emotive scenes to add a kind of weight that is far more powerful than his fists of fury.
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Ohh My Dog Review: Pankaj Tripathi Film Is Fun, Gripping And Charming
Ohh My Dog Review: Watch the film if you love dogs and especially if you don't.
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Bhai Tera Star Hai Review: Raghav Juyal Shines, But The Comedy Falls Flat
Bhai Tera Star Hai review: Nothing, not even two immensely popular social media stars, can lift Bhai Tera Star Hai out of the trough that it insists on wallowing in
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The Night Arjun Pulled The Trigger And DJ Went Live: When Bollywood Turned Youth Rage Into A Revolution Script
Post-Independence, uprisings did not cease, and several films from across India dealt with students' movements and youth angst far more directly, with several of them hitting box office paydirt and/or garnering critical acclaim
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Dhamaal 4 Review: Ajay Devgn's Comedy Is Messy, Muddled, Unfunny
Dhamaal 4 Review: Nothing that Dhamaal 4 throws up (it does so more in hope than with conviction) stays afloat long enough to give the audience anything to crack up over.
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Satluj Review: Diljit Dosanjh Leads The Way In An Unmissable Film
Review: Satluj is a powerful political film that pulls no punches
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Baby Do Die Do Review: Huma Qureshi Is Consistent, The Film Is Not
Baby Do Die Do Review: The film kills much of its own promise, squandering it on superficial trappings
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Welcome To The Jungle Review: Riotous, Raucous, But Rarely Rip-Roaring
Welcome To The Jungle Review: It lacks the sense to refrain from mocking a particular body type, ageing, speech and voice defects of various kinds, a language, and even myopia, in its blind pursuit of amusement. Not funny at all.
