Saibal Chatterjee
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Udta Teer Review: In The Era Of Dhurandhar, This Ayushmann Khurrana Film Aspires To Be Austin Powers
Udta Teer Review: Ayushmann Khurrana sinks into the skin of a man who is the very antithesis of a big-screen secret agent.
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Nayyi Navelli Review: Yami Gautam Film Is Neither Funny Nor On Point With The Supernatural
Nayyi Navelli Review: The result is a film that neither looks pretty nor sounds right. Talk overshadows action and logic gets drowned out in the confusing din of clashing decibel levels
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Prahaar Review: Rajkummar Rao Is The Backbone, Lalit Prabhakar Is Stunning As Kasab
Prahaar Review: The film stays focused on its avowed purpose, which ensures that it stays on course for the most part - not a mean feat at all.
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The Social Reckoning Review: Aaron Sorkin's Sequel Falls Short Of The Social Network
The Social Reckoning Review: It is passable. It could have been, nay, should have been, much, much more.
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Drishyam 3 Review: Come For Ajay Devgn, Stay For Jaideep Ahlawat
Review: It all adds up rather neatly to make Drishyam: The Conclusion a worthy parting shot
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The Vvaan Review: Tamannaah Bhatia And Sidharth Malhotra's Film Is Lost In The Woods, Never Makes Its Way Out
The Vvaan Review: The film whimsically sways from one end to the other leaving yawning gaps in the process of transitioning.
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The Paradise Review: Excessive Violence Sucks The Air Out Of Nani's Film
The Paradise Review: It is an opportunity lost, especially for a director who proved his mettle beyond doubt with his very first film. His second, scattered and uneven, is no patch on Dasara
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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.
