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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: Old-School Glamour Meets A World That's Moved On
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: It's still beautiful, still alluring, but slightly muted, as though aware that its own mythology no longer holds quite the same power.
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Raja Shivaji Review: This Riteish Deshmukh Film Isn't Always As Sharp As Its Tiger Claw But Has Moments
Review: Shivaji is played with a combination of restraint and intensity by Riteish Deshmukh
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Ek Din Review: Aamir Khan Is Right, This Junaid Khan-Sai Pallavi Film Is Nothing Like Saiyaara
Ek Din Review: The Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi-starrer, the Hindi remake of the Thai film One Day, can be skipped
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Kara Review: Dhanush's Performance Burns Bright, But The Story Flickers
Kara Review: Dhanush's film, directed by Raja Vignesh, doesn't realise its full potential. It rests on Dhanush's shoulders and is a compelling watch because of his brilliant performance
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Michael Review: Jaafar Jackson Is Electric, The Movie Is Not
Michael Review: A film that plays it safe at every turn, smoothing over edges, simplifying contradictions, and avoiding the very things that might have made it meaningful.
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Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 75 (2026) Review: Bright, Bold, and Hard to Ignore
Usually, going for a massive screen means you have to live with some pretty big compromises, but the Xiaomi TV S Mini-LED 75 (2026) actually holds its own. It gets the important stuff right. Whether you’re settling in for a movie, catching a game, or playing on a console, the picture looks great. It isn't perfect, though. The TV is a reminder th...
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Matka King Review: Vijay Varma Plays A Strong Hand In A Losing Game
Matka King Review: It is like the game it revolves around, built on an idea that sounds enticing, sustained by the promise of something more, but ultimately leaving you with less than you expected
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Bhooth Bangla Review: If Not An Akshay Kumar Fan, Ye Movie Bhool Jaao
Bhooth Bangla Review: Bhool Bhulaiyaa fans are taken on a ride they'd want to forget
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Toaster Review: The Only Thing That Works In The Netflix Film Is The Appliance
Toaster Review: It feels like a film that had all the right ingredients but forgot the recipe
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Finding Harry BTS: Gen Z Harry Potter Keeps Its Millennial Charm Intact
Finding Harry: The Craft Behind The Magic Review: The documentary did what the teaser couldn't, to hope it does justice to the OG Potter films
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: Old-School Glamour Meets A World That's Moved On
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: It's still beautiful, still alluring, but slightly muted, as though aware that its own mythology no longer holds quite the same power.
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Raja Shivaji Review: This Riteish Deshmukh Film Isn't Always As Sharp As Its Tiger Claw But Has Moments
Review: Shivaji is played with a combination of restraint and intensity by Riteish Deshmukh
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Ek Din Review: Aamir Khan Is Right, This Junaid Khan-Sai Pallavi Film Is Nothing Like Saiyaara
Ek Din Review: The Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi-starrer, the Hindi remake of the Thai film One Day, can be skipped
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Kara Review: Dhanush's Performance Burns Bright, But The Story Flickers
Kara Review: Dhanush's film, directed by Raja Vignesh, doesn't realise its full potential. It rests on Dhanush's shoulders and is a compelling watch because of his brilliant performance
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Michael Review: Jaafar Jackson Is Electric, The Movie Is Not
Michael Review: A film that plays it safe at every turn, smoothing over edges, simplifying contradictions, and avoiding the very things that might have made it meaningful.
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Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 75 (2026) Review: Bright, Bold, and Hard to Ignore
Usually, going for a massive screen means you have to live with some pretty big compromises, but the Xiaomi TV S Mini-LED 75 (2026) actually holds its own. It gets the important stuff right. Whether you’re settling in for a movie, catching a game, or playing on a console, the picture looks great. It isn't perfect, though. The TV is a reminder th...
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Matka King Review: Vijay Varma Plays A Strong Hand In A Losing Game
Matka King Review: It is like the game it revolves around, built on an idea that sounds enticing, sustained by the promise of something more, but ultimately leaving you with less than you expected
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Bhooth Bangla Review: If Not An Akshay Kumar Fan, Ye Movie Bhool Jaao
Bhooth Bangla Review: Bhool Bhulaiyaa fans are taken on a ride they'd want to forget
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Toaster Review: The Only Thing That Works In The Netflix Film Is The Appliance
Toaster Review: It feels like a film that had all the right ingredients but forgot the recipe
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Finding Harry BTS: Gen Z Harry Potter Keeps Its Millennial Charm Intact
Finding Harry: The Craft Behind The Magic Review: The documentary did what the teaser couldn't, to hope it does justice to the OG Potter films
