Saibal Chatterjee
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The Perfect Couple Review: Even-Paced And Deliciously Twisted Whodunnit
The Perfect Couple Review: It is a is a near-perfect blend of intrigue, suspense and red herrings
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Call Me Bae Review: A Touch Frivolous But Certainly Isn't Irredeemably Vapid
Call Me Bae Review: Ananya Panday etches out a relatable figure who is worth rooting for
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The Greatest of All Time Review: Vijay Carries The Film On His Shoulders
This review is of the original Tamil version of the film
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IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack Review - Vijay Varma Gives The Notion Of Heroism A Fresh Spin
IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack Review: Authentic and to the point, Vijay Varma starrer is as good a web series as any we have seen this year
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Angry Young Men Review: Absolutely Deserving Of A Documentary Mini-Series Treatment
Angry Young Men Review: It is a story that gallops along nicely and makes for an important, absorbing and well-composed chronicle of the movie industry.
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Stree 2 Review: Shraddha Kapoor's Film Is Bemusing Than Petrifying
Stree 2 Review: If only the film had kept pace with the wonderfully clued-in cast, it would have been an unqualified success.
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Vedaa Review: John Abraham's Film Manages Occasionally To Tide Over Its Troughs
Vedaa Review: The film, on its part, goes all out and throws a few punches in the right direction. Some parts of the battle that it wages go overboard and last way too long.
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Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba Review: Crime Drama Tiptoes Through A Minefield Of Mind Games
Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba Review: Neither the addition of Sunny Kaushal and Jimmy Shergill to the cast nor the predatory creatures that are alluded to enhance the sting in the film's tail. But, for sure, the love story is more twisted than before.
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Ulajh Review: Janhvi Kapoor Holds Her Own And Sails Through The Film
Ulajh Review: Gulshan Devaiah, Roshan Mathew, Adil Hussain and Rajesh Tailang - are screen performers of proven quality. They get into the skin of their roles without much ado. Meiyang Chang, too, has an important, if abbreviated, role and he does justice to it.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Review: Ryan Reynolds And Hugh Jackman Help The Movie Tide Over Its Lows
Deadpool & Wolverine Review: The film is for Marvel fans. For all others, there is the duo of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman rustling up a full-on storm.
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Bad Newz Review: Film Relies On Vicky Kaushal To Pull It Out Of The Fire
Bad Newz Review: Triptii Dimri seems intent on concealing the sea of emotions swirling within and around her behind an inscrutable mask as the befuddled character fights to assert her right to decide what is best for her and her unborn babies.
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Sarfira Review: Akshay Kumar's Film Does Not Exactly Soar Above The Clouds
Sarfira Review: The chemistry between Akshay Kumar and Radhikka Madan is nowhere near the self-propelling kind that Suriya and Aparna Balamurali achieved. That drags the film down quite a few notches.
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Mirzapur 3 Review: Has Markedly Less Tensile Strength Than The First Two Seasons
Mirzapur 3 Review: The women of Mirzapur S3 are either alarmed spectators, unwitting victims or culpable participants as violence spirals. Two of them, Madhuri and Golu, know exactly what the deal is and are prepared for the consequences.
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Kill Review: Hindi Cinema Has Never Produced Anything Quite Like This
Kill Review: It is taut, tense and terrifically inventive with the acts of staggering violence that it executes inside the coaches of a train hurtling through the night. The film is definitely not for the squeamish.
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Sharmajee Ki Beti Review: A Lively, Warm Film Buoyed By Flawless Performances
Sharmajee Ki Beti Review: Sakshi Tanwar's ambitious working woman dividing her time between her home and her job is an epitome of tenacity. Divya Dutta's woman neglected and scorned is emotionally edgier and given to impulsive acts.
