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Why Karnataka Pills Case Is A Sinister Throwback To Curry & Cyanide And Kerala's Jolly Joseph
Two years after Curry & Cyanide aired, Karnataka's Hassan district reported a case so eerily similar that it reads like an uncommissioned sequel, this time featuring sleeping pills
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Tastefully Yours Review: A Recipe For Disappointment Served Cold
Tastefully Yours Review: The show's heart is in the right place, but its execution in these final moments feels incomplete and rushed.
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Who Are Delhi's Roads Named After?
So, the next time you ask for directions, don't just look at the map. Look at the names. They'll tell you more than Google ever could.
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Ginny And Georgia Season 3 Review: Absurd, Addictive And All Over The Place (In A Good Way)
Ginny And Georgia Season 3 Review: Ultimately, it is a fever dream of family dysfunction, legal drama, teenage turmoil and Pinterest-worthy murder. It's not perfect, it rarely even tries to be, but it is oddly magnetic.
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What Makes SEVENTEEN Different? 10 Years Of Loving The K-Pop Thirteen That Outsmarted The System
As they enter their second decade, SEVENTEEN isn't just rewriting K-pop's rules. They're rewriting its rhythm - one beat, one verse, one vision at a time.
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Stolen Review: Abhishek Banerjee Gives A Career-Best Performance In Amazon Prime Film
Stolen Review: The film doesn't yell. It doesn't express anger. It simply shows you the abyss, and leaves you shaken by how easy it is to fall in.
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Kamal Haasan's Thug Life: Age Gaps Don't Matter In Indian Cinema If You Are A Man
What if the roles were reversed? What if a 70-year-old actress kissed a 40-something man in a mainstream film trailer? Would it still be called "magic"?
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Review: Why Gen Z Finds This Toxic, Sexist Cocktail Re-Release Hard To Drink
Let's unpack why Cocktail remains a cautionary tale wrapped in glossy packaging and why it serves up red flags even to today's viewers.
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Townsizing To Mystery Tours, All The Viral New Travel Terms Trending This Year
Whether you're chasing stardust or simply switching your phone off, let 2025 be the year you travel with curiosity and a bit of cheeky new lingo to match.
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The Better Sister Review: Jessica Biel And Elizabeth Banks Can't Save This Soulless Slog
The Better Sister Review: The show is muddled. It never quite commits to the moody gravitas of a psychological drama, nor does it embrace the pulpy thrill of a domestic noir.
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Sirens Review: Julianne Moore's Show Is Messy, Addictive And Never Boring
Sirens Review: You may laugh at it, roll your eyes at its pretensions, or question its mythological metaphors, but you'll keep watching.
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Resident Playbook Review: The Hospital Playlist Spin-Off Struggles To Find Its Heartbeat
Resident Playbook Review: The K-drama is like a well-intentioned trainee doctor itself - brimming with potential but not quite ready to perform at the top of its game.
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Hai Junoon Review: A Symphony Of Flaws Wrapped In Bollywood Beats
Hai Junoon Review: It is a sprawling, uneven series that tries to do too much with too little focus.
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Final Destination: Bloodlines Review - Brutal, Bonkers And Brilliant (Sort Of)
Final Destination: Bloodlines Review - It's a popcorn-drenched, viscera-slicked ballet of doom that remembers exactly why you fell in love with the franchise in the first place.
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American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden Review - How The Hunt For World's Most Wanted Man Became A US Obsession
American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden Review - This is a documentary series that doesn't seek to offer closure. It offers something rarer: clarity.
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Why Karnataka Pills Case Is A Sinister Throwback To Curry & Cyanide And Kerala's Jolly Joseph
Two years after Curry & Cyanide aired, Karnataka's Hassan district reported a case so eerily similar that it reads like an uncommissioned sequel, this time featuring sleeping pills
-
Tastefully Yours Review: A Recipe For Disappointment Served Cold
Tastefully Yours Review: The show's heart is in the right place, but its execution in these final moments feels incomplete and rushed.
-
Who Are Delhi's Roads Named After?
So, the next time you ask for directions, don't just look at the map. Look at the names. They'll tell you more than Google ever could.
-
Ginny And Georgia Season 3 Review: Absurd, Addictive And All Over The Place (In A Good Way)
Ginny And Georgia Season 3 Review: Ultimately, it is a fever dream of family dysfunction, legal drama, teenage turmoil and Pinterest-worthy murder. It's not perfect, it rarely even tries to be, but it is oddly magnetic.
-
What Makes SEVENTEEN Different? 10 Years Of Loving The K-Pop Thirteen That Outsmarted The System
As they enter their second decade, SEVENTEEN isn't just rewriting K-pop's rules. They're rewriting its rhythm - one beat, one verse, one vision at a time.
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Stolen Review: Abhishek Banerjee Gives A Career-Best Performance In Amazon Prime Film
Stolen Review: The film doesn't yell. It doesn't express anger. It simply shows you the abyss, and leaves you shaken by how easy it is to fall in.
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Kamal Haasan's Thug Life: Age Gaps Don't Matter In Indian Cinema If You Are A Man
What if the roles were reversed? What if a 70-year-old actress kissed a 40-something man in a mainstream film trailer? Would it still be called "magic"?
-
Review: Why Gen Z Finds This Toxic, Sexist Cocktail Re-Release Hard To Drink
Let's unpack why Cocktail remains a cautionary tale wrapped in glossy packaging and why it serves up red flags even to today's viewers.
-
Townsizing To Mystery Tours, All The Viral New Travel Terms Trending This Year
Whether you're chasing stardust or simply switching your phone off, let 2025 be the year you travel with curiosity and a bit of cheeky new lingo to match.
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The Better Sister Review: Jessica Biel And Elizabeth Banks Can't Save This Soulless Slog
The Better Sister Review: The show is muddled. It never quite commits to the moody gravitas of a psychological drama, nor does it embrace the pulpy thrill of a domestic noir.
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Sirens Review: Julianne Moore's Show Is Messy, Addictive And Never Boring
Sirens Review: You may laugh at it, roll your eyes at its pretensions, or question its mythological metaphors, but you'll keep watching.
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Resident Playbook Review: The Hospital Playlist Spin-Off Struggles To Find Its Heartbeat
Resident Playbook Review: The K-drama is like a well-intentioned trainee doctor itself - brimming with potential but not quite ready to perform at the top of its game.
-
Hai Junoon Review: A Symphony Of Flaws Wrapped In Bollywood Beats
Hai Junoon Review: It is a sprawling, uneven series that tries to do too much with too little focus.
-
Final Destination: Bloodlines Review - Brutal, Bonkers And Brilliant (Sort Of)
Final Destination: Bloodlines Review - It's a popcorn-drenched, viscera-slicked ballet of doom that remembers exactly why you fell in love with the franchise in the first place.
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American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden Review - How The Hunt For World's Most Wanted Man Became A US Obsession
American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden Review - This is a documentary series that doesn't seek to offer closure. It offers something rarer: clarity.
