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Mayasabha Review: Rahi Anil Barve's Film Is No Less Original Than Debut Tumbbad
Review: Mayasabha is the film that you must vote for with your feet. Help it go the distance
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Kombuseevi OTT Release: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Kombuseevi is a rural action-comedy revolving around the humorous yet intense relationship between an uncle and his son-in-law, working together to protect their village. Featuring a strong cast and directed by Ponram, the film has earned impressive audience reviews and an IMDb rating of 9/10.
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Mardaani 3 Review: Rani Mukerji And Mallika Prasad Shine In A Sharp Crime Thriller
Review: Rani Mukerji delivers a power-packed, unblemished star turn that should rank among the finest of her 30-year acting career
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Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Review: A Gilded Cinderella Romance That Lacks Its Glass-Slipper Moment
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Review: It may not deliver the most incendiary passion of the series, but it offers something arguably more enduring: a love story rooted in empathy
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Border 2 Review: Sunny Deol's War Film Lies Between Dhurandhar And Ikkis
Review: Border 2 has come at a time when Hindi movies embrace jingoism with all their might
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Border 2 Box Office Highlights: Sunny Deol's Film Off To An Explosive Start, Beats Dhurandhar
Border 2 outdid the Day 1 collections of Dhurandhar, which opened at Rs 28 crore, and lagged behind Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava, which registered Rs 31 crore on its first day
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Border 2 First Reviews: "Thunderous Nationalism Is Back," Says Internet
Border 2 boasts of a cast including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Ahaan Shetty
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Hrithik Roshan Reviews Vir Das's Happy Patel: "Very, Very Entertained"
Happy Patel was released in theatres on January 16
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Can This Love Be Translated Review: A Visually Rich K-Drama That Tests Patience
Can This Love Be Translated Review: Shot across South Korea, Japan, Canada and Italy, the cinematography is lush without being indulgent
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A Travel Writer Reacts To People We Meet On Vacation: Is The Glam A Sham?
'People We Meet On Vacation' (2026) is a romcom where the protagonist is a travel writer. But how realistically does it portray her job? We break it down.
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Happy Patel Khatarnaak Jasoos Review: Vir Das's Spy Comedy Is A Self-Aware, Silly, And Wild Ride
Happy Patel Khatarnaak Jasoos Review: Happy Patel is a far cry from the brooding spies in Dhurandhar, Pathaan and Ek Tha Tiger. We aren't complaining
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Vaa Vaathiyaar Review: A Film That Rests Solely On Karthi's Performance
Review: The movie becomes a star-driven masala film as compared to his earlier works where we saw layered motivations in the main characters
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Taskaree The Smuggler's Web Review: Emraan Hashmi Show Starts Off Strong, Let Down By Plot Twists
Review: Emraan Hashmi makes his character unfailingly relatable by tapping into his steely ordinariness
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Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu Review: Chiranjeevi's Performance Cannot Save This Predictable Sankranthi Film
Review: The movie rests solely on Chiranjeevi's shoulders and while it is a fun-filled Sankranthi film, it clearly falls short
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Blog | Parasakthi Delivers A Fiery Political Statement
Parasakthi. The Supreme Power. Sivaji Ganesan's Parasakthi in 1952 showcased Dravidian ideology and created a cultural movement in Tamil Nadu.
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Mayasabha Review: Rahi Anil Barve's Film Is No Less Original Than Debut Tumbbad
Review: Mayasabha is the film that you must vote for with your feet. Help it go the distance
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Kombuseevi OTT Release: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Kombuseevi is a rural action-comedy revolving around the humorous yet intense relationship between an uncle and his son-in-law, working together to protect their village. Featuring a strong cast and directed by Ponram, the film has earned impressive audience reviews and an IMDb rating of 9/10.
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Mardaani 3 Review: Rani Mukerji And Mallika Prasad Shine In A Sharp Crime Thriller
Review: Rani Mukerji delivers a power-packed, unblemished star turn that should rank among the finest of her 30-year acting career
-
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Review: A Gilded Cinderella Romance That Lacks Its Glass-Slipper Moment
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Review: It may not deliver the most incendiary passion of the series, but it offers something arguably more enduring: a love story rooted in empathy
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Border 2 Review: Sunny Deol's War Film Lies Between Dhurandhar And Ikkis
Review: Border 2 has come at a time when Hindi movies embrace jingoism with all their might
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Border 2 Box Office Highlights: Sunny Deol's Film Off To An Explosive Start, Beats Dhurandhar
Border 2 outdid the Day 1 collections of Dhurandhar, which opened at Rs 28 crore, and lagged behind Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava, which registered Rs 31 crore on its first day
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Border 2 First Reviews: "Thunderous Nationalism Is Back," Says Internet
Border 2 boasts of a cast including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Ahaan Shetty
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Hrithik Roshan Reviews Vir Das's Happy Patel: "Very, Very Entertained"
Happy Patel was released in theatres on January 16
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Can This Love Be Translated Review: A Visually Rich K-Drama That Tests Patience
Can This Love Be Translated Review: Shot across South Korea, Japan, Canada and Italy, the cinematography is lush without being indulgent
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A Travel Writer Reacts To People We Meet On Vacation: Is The Glam A Sham?
'People We Meet On Vacation' (2026) is a romcom where the protagonist is a travel writer. But how realistically does it portray her job? We break it down.
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Happy Patel Khatarnaak Jasoos Review: Vir Das's Spy Comedy Is A Self-Aware, Silly, And Wild Ride
Happy Patel Khatarnaak Jasoos Review: Happy Patel is a far cry from the brooding spies in Dhurandhar, Pathaan and Ek Tha Tiger. We aren't complaining
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Vaa Vaathiyaar Review: A Film That Rests Solely On Karthi's Performance
Review: The movie becomes a star-driven masala film as compared to his earlier works where we saw layered motivations in the main characters
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Taskaree The Smuggler's Web Review: Emraan Hashmi Show Starts Off Strong, Let Down By Plot Twists
Review: Emraan Hashmi makes his character unfailingly relatable by tapping into his steely ordinariness
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Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu Review: Chiranjeevi's Performance Cannot Save This Predictable Sankranthi Film
Review: The movie rests solely on Chiranjeevi's shoulders and while it is a fun-filled Sankranthi film, it clearly falls short
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Blog | Parasakthi Delivers A Fiery Political Statement
Parasakthi. The Supreme Power. Sivaji Ganesan's Parasakthi in 1952 showcased Dravidian ideology and created a cultural movement in Tamil Nadu.
