Choked Review: Anurag Kashyap's Restrained Critique Is Never In Danger Of Clogging UpSaibal Chatterjee | Friday June 05, 2020 Choked Review: The principal performances are stunningly free-flowing. Saiyami Kher fleshes out a strong-willed woman who is instantly relatable. Roshan Mathew gives the husband just the right mix of carefree and vulnerable.Chippa Review: Sunny Pawar Is Endearing In This Bewitching FableSaibal Chatterjee | Tuesday June 02, 2020 Chippa Review: Sunny Pawar (young Saroo in Lion; young Gaitonde in Sacred Games) delivers a spirited performance as the titular character, whose indomitable spirit transmits warmth and brightness.Nasir Review: A Heartfelt Ode To A Man Who Deserves Better Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Saturday May 30, 2020 Nasir Review: The screenplay is sparse but the film, shorn of appurtenances, isn't low on impact.Eeb Allay Ooo! Review: The Actors In This Social Satire Are So Real They Don't Seem To Be Acting Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday May 29, 2020 Eeb Allay Ooo! Review: Shardul Bhardwaj is spectacular. He delivers a poignant portrayal of a young man who must cling to his sanity even as his simian acts take him away from his humanity.Betaal Review: Logic Dies Several Deaths In Netflix's Zombie FantasySaibal Chatterjee | Monday May 25, 2020 Betaal Review: Viineet Kumar Singh delivers a steady performance. The other roles aren't fleshed out. It is hardly surprising that many of the actors find themselves competing with the zombies. Ghoomketu Review: Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Perfunctory Comedy Collapses In A Heap Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday May 22, 2020 Ghoomketu Review: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, saddled with an undercooked character whose motives seem arbitrary, has no meat to dig his teeth into.What Are The Odds? Review: Netflix Film Doesn't Tick Boxes, It Reinvents ThemSaibal Chatterjee | Wednesday May 20, 2020 What Are the Odds? Review: Rarely has a Mumbai film addressed the theme of youth navigating the path to adulthood so delicately, so captivatingly and in such a refreshing manner.Paatal Lok Review: Is This Prime's Sacred Games? No, It Is More Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday May 15, 2020 Paatal Lok Review: Jaideep Ahlawat, phenomenally good, contributes a large share of the heft. Neeraj Kabi opts as always for pitch-perfect modulation. Swastika Mukherjee is absolutely terrific. Mrs Serial Killer Review: Manoj Bajpayee Explodes But Jacqueline Fernandez Continues To Hit A Wall Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday May 01, 2020 Mrs Serial Killer Review: Manoj Bajpayee does his best to straighten the 'mess'. But what can he do when Mrs Serial Killer is hell bent on annihilating itself?Never Have I Ever Review: Mindy Kaling's Dramedy About An Indian-American Teen Is A Minor ClassicSaibal Chatterjee | Tuesday April 28, 2020 Never Have I Ever Review: The brainy Devi Vishwakumar, who cannot steer clear of trouble, is played superbly by debutante Maitreyi Ramakrishnan.Hundred Review: Lara Dutta's Series Doesn't Always Add Up Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Saturday April 25, 2020 Hundred Review: Lara Dutta and Rinku Rajguru hold Hundred together with consistent performances. Rajguru is full of beans, Dutta is steady and sedate.Extraction Review: Chris Hemsworth, Randeep Hooda's Cracking Dynamic Forms Film's CoreSaibal Chatterjee | Friday April 24, 2020 Extraction Review: A movie powered by Chris "Thor" Hemsworth needs no help with the heavy lifting but the absence of a worthy adversary undermines his mighty heroics.Hasmukh Review: Vir Das Makes The Transition To Hindi With Aplomb. Plus, The Idea Is KillerSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday April 18, 2020 Hasmukh Review: Ranvir Shorey, a livewire as the eponymous comedian's garrulous, manipulative manager, lends solid support. Four More Shots Please! Season 2 Review: Bolder, Brighter, Breezier Than Before Written by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday April 17, 2020 Four More Shots Please! Season 2 Review: Consistently smart writing and irresistibly peppy performances ensure the line between frothy and flimsy isn't breached.Love Wedding Repeat Review: Freida Pinto Holds Her Own Amid The CommotionSaibal Chatterjee | Friday April 10, 2020 Love Wedding Repeat Review: In normal circumstances, the film would have been dismissed as avoidable. But do we, in the middle of a lockdown, have a choice?12345678910...11