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Sinners Review: Messy, Ambitious And Occasionally Overwhelming
Sinners Review: It remains grounded in the authentic struggles of its characters to create spaces of joy and freedom within an inhumane system.
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The Gorge Review: A Slow-Burn Romance Drowned By Action
The Gorge Review: A film that starts strong but falters as it tries to juggle too many genres at once.
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Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama Review - The Film Is A Joy To Behold
Ramayana: The Legend Of Prince Rama Review - The film gave the world one of the most definitive screen adaptations of an Indian epic.
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Zero Se Restart Review: A Wonderfully Lucid Work Of Cinema That Every Film Lover Must Watch
Zero Se Restart Review: It is a wondrously engaging insider's view of filmmaking with all its highs and lows, pains and joys, false starts and fresh beginnings.
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Restaurant Review: Food Bus Of India: A Culinary Journey On Wheels
This charming destination offers a wide variety of delectable dishes in a fun and quirky setting.
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Can Nothing Phone 1's 'Pure Instinct' Bring the Joy Back? Here's What We Think
Nothing Phone 1 is now official. It comes with a fresh design and a bunch of 'flashy' features. Does Nothing Phone 1 have what it takes to rule the sub Rs. 40,000 market? We offer detailed hands-on impressions of the phone with Roydon Cerejo and Aditya Shenoy on the Gadgets 360 Orbital podcast.
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Cafe Delhi Heights' New Thanksgiving Menu Encapsulates Joy And Deliciousness
Cafe Delhi Heights has introduced a scrumptious Thanksgiving menu that we recommend you must try!
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Mimi Review: Kriti Sanon Delivers Healthy Performance But Film Isn't A Bundle Of Joy
Mimi Review: Notwithstanding the stray parts that are likeable and a cast of actors who rise above the limitations of the script, this remake of the 2011 Marathi film Mala Aai Vhhaychy is strictly average fare.
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Altogether Experimental: Run By An All-Girls' Kitchen Team, This Cosy Cafe Promises Joyful Experience
Craving a change of scene, or just a caffeine pick-me-up to bounce up your day? Good food and quality coffee await you -- the trick is, you have to find your way in the bylanes of Saket.
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Klaus Review: Netflix’s First Animated Movie Has Its Heart in the Right Place
In Klaus, Netflix’s first animated movie, “a selfish postman and a reclusive toymaker form an unlikely friendship, delivering joy to a cold, dark town that desperately needs it.”
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Made In China Movie Review: Rajkummar Rao Is Terrific But Not Much Else Passes Muster
Made In China Movie Review: The joy of watching Rajkummar Rao and Boman Irani thrust and parry their way through the film is considerable. The two stars are for them.
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Gali Guleiyan Movie Review: Manoj Bajpayee Delivers Outstanding Performance
Gali Guleiyan Movie Review: Watch this intense character study for the joy of witnessing a lead actor in full flight getting into the skin of a completely fettered man.
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Wave Of Joy In Nirbhaya's Village After Supreme Court Order
Residents of the native village of 'Nirbhaya' today demanded immediate hanging of those convicted of her rape and murder, as a wave of happiness erupted after the Supreme Court dismissed review pleas filed by three out of the four convicts against death penalty in the sensational December 16, 2012 case.
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102 Not Out Movie Review: Amitabh Bachchan, Rishi Kapoor Are A Riot In A Film That's Only Mildly Diverting
102 Not Out Movie Review: At a basic level, the film is about the simple joys of living and the fun of going with the flow
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Westworld Season 2 Review: A Real, Violent Delight
HBO's sci-fi Western drama, created by husband-wife duo Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, goes to new places in its second season, and benefits from increased stakes and more clarity. Westworld season 2 premieres April 22.
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Sinners Review: Messy, Ambitious And Occasionally Overwhelming
Sinners Review: It remains grounded in the authentic struggles of its characters to create spaces of joy and freedom within an inhumane system.
-
The Gorge Review: A Slow-Burn Romance Drowned By Action
The Gorge Review: A film that starts strong but falters as it tries to juggle too many genres at once.
-
Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama Review - The Film Is A Joy To Behold
Ramayana: The Legend Of Prince Rama Review - The film gave the world one of the most definitive screen adaptations of an Indian epic.
-
Zero Se Restart Review: A Wonderfully Lucid Work Of Cinema That Every Film Lover Must Watch
Zero Se Restart Review: It is a wondrously engaging insider's view of filmmaking with all its highs and lows, pains and joys, false starts and fresh beginnings.
-
Restaurant Review: Food Bus Of India: A Culinary Journey On Wheels
This charming destination offers a wide variety of delectable dishes in a fun and quirky setting.
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Can Nothing Phone 1's 'Pure Instinct' Bring the Joy Back? Here's What We Think
Nothing Phone 1 is now official. It comes with a fresh design and a bunch of 'flashy' features. Does Nothing Phone 1 have what it takes to rule the sub Rs. 40,000 market? We offer detailed hands-on impressions of the phone with Roydon Cerejo and Aditya Shenoy on the Gadgets 360 Orbital podcast.
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Cafe Delhi Heights' New Thanksgiving Menu Encapsulates Joy And Deliciousness
Cafe Delhi Heights has introduced a scrumptious Thanksgiving menu that we recommend you must try!
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Mimi Review: Kriti Sanon Delivers Healthy Performance But Film Isn't A Bundle Of Joy
Mimi Review: Notwithstanding the stray parts that are likeable and a cast of actors who rise above the limitations of the script, this remake of the 2011 Marathi film Mala Aai Vhhaychy is strictly average fare.
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Altogether Experimental: Run By An All-Girls' Kitchen Team, This Cosy Cafe Promises Joyful Experience
Craving a change of scene, or just a caffeine pick-me-up to bounce up your day? Good food and quality coffee await you -- the trick is, you have to find your way in the bylanes of Saket.
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Klaus Review: Netflix’s First Animated Movie Has Its Heart in the Right Place
In Klaus, Netflix’s first animated movie, “a selfish postman and a reclusive toymaker form an unlikely friendship, delivering joy to a cold, dark town that desperately needs it.”
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Made In China Movie Review: Rajkummar Rao Is Terrific But Not Much Else Passes Muster
Made In China Movie Review: The joy of watching Rajkummar Rao and Boman Irani thrust and parry their way through the film is considerable. The two stars are for them.
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Gali Guleiyan Movie Review: Manoj Bajpayee Delivers Outstanding Performance
Gali Guleiyan Movie Review: Watch this intense character study for the joy of witnessing a lead actor in full flight getting into the skin of a completely fettered man.
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Wave Of Joy In Nirbhaya's Village After Supreme Court Order
Residents of the native village of 'Nirbhaya' today demanded immediate hanging of those convicted of her rape and murder, as a wave of happiness erupted after the Supreme Court dismissed review pleas filed by three out of the four convicts against death penalty in the sensational December 16, 2012 case.
-
102 Not Out Movie Review: Amitabh Bachchan, Rishi Kapoor Are A Riot In A Film That's Only Mildly Diverting
102 Not Out Movie Review: At a basic level, the film is about the simple joys of living and the fun of going with the flow
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Westworld Season 2 Review: A Real, Violent Delight
HBO's sci-fi Western drama, created by husband-wife duo Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, goes to new places in its second season, and benefits from increased stakes and more clarity. Westworld season 2 premieres April 22.
