Lust Stories 2 Review: High-Wattage Tamannaah Sizzles, Vijay Varma Absorbs The Heat Without MeltingSaibal Chatterjee | Thursday June 29, 2023 Lust Stories 2 Review: From the pulpy and playful to the putrid and puckered, Lust Stories 2, pretty much like its predecessor, is a mixed bag.Tiku Weds Sheru Review: Well-Intentioned But Sputtering Black ComedySaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 23, 2023 Tiku Weds Sheru Review: Nawazuddin Siddiqui possesses exceptional comic timing but he hasn't generally had much luck with comedies.Adipurush Review: Part Planet Of The Apes, Part King KongSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 16, 2023 Adipurush Review: Saif Ali Khan towers over everybody else in Adipurush and in a very physical sense at that. Prabhas has strong screen presence but it appears to be wasted on an undeserving film.Kandahar Review: Ali Fazal Makes An Impression In What Is Otherwise A Gerard Butler ShowSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 16, 2023 Kandahar Review: Passable fare that does not go off the boil too often thanks as much to Gerald Butler as to Ali Fazal.The Flash Review: The Speed Force Is Not With Ezra Miller's Mammoth MisfireWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Thursday June 15, 2023 The Flash Review: If anybody does stand out, it is Michael Keaton, whose charismatic presence vindicates the belief that it takes a lot more than just CGI wizardry and metahuman qualities to make a superhero flyJee Karda Review: Tamannaah Gives Mildly Diverting Rom-Com Her AllSaibal Chatterjee | Thursday June 15, 2023 Jee Karda Review: The series revolves around seven inseparable school friends who grapple with the vagaries of adulting.Bloody Daddy Review: Shahid Kapoor Takes To The Role Like A Fish To WaterSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 09, 2023 Bloody Daddy Review: Playing a variation on Farzi's defiantly amoral middle-class rebel, the lead actor assumes the persona of another anti-hero who plays the game by his own rules.School Of Lies Review: Assiduously Crafted Series Packs A Massive PunchSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday June 03, 2023 School Of Lies Review: With Aamir Bashir, Nimrat Kaur, Geetika Vidya Ohlyan and Hemant Kher delivering wonderfully well-modulated performances, the series rarely, if ever, falters.Zara Hatke Zara Bachke Review: Heed The Warning Embedded In The Title - Best AvoidedSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 02, 2023 Zara Hatke Zara Bachke Review: The performances from Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan as the happily married couple are as wildly uneven as the film itself.Scoop Review: Karishma Tanna's Performance Is Without BlemishSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 02, 2023 Scoop Review: Prosenjit Chatterjee, in a special appearance as the crime reporter who sparks the protagonist's troubles, makes his role count for much more than its length would suggest.Mumbaikar Review: The Writing Does Not Fully Align With Vijay Sethupathi's SkillsSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 02, 2023 Mumbaikar Review: Vijay Sethupathi's first Hindi film does nothing to eclipse what the versatile Chennai-based actor achieved in the Amazon Prime web series, Farzi.Kennedy Review: Rahul Bhat Plays Central Character With Phenomenal PanacheSaibal Chatterjee | Friday May 26, 2023 Kennedy Review: Sunny Leone's laugh - more a sharp elongated squeal than a pure guffaw/giggle - is the defining trait of the character she plays. Wish there was more to her.Agra Review: Bleak But Illuminating Portrait Of Fragile Lives And Thwarted DreamsWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Wednesday May 24, 2023 Agra Review: Both Rahul Roy and Priyanka Bose immerse themselves so completely that they are well-nigh unrecognisableKillers Of The Flower Moon Review: Martin Scorsese's Sprawling Yet Intimate EpicSaibal Chatterjee | Sunday May 21, 2023 Killers Of The Flower Moon premiered Out of Competition at the 76th Cannes Film FestivalIndiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Review: Harrison Ford, 80, Makes A Spry Hero In Wild Goose ChaseSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday May 20, 2023 Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Review: Harrison Ford is a Hollywood star in the old mould and his charisma is still strong enough to propel a film.16789101112131415...28