Haseen Dillruba is a different kind of Bollywood Romantic Thriller movie. The way the protagonist's love is portrayed is simply smart and original. The Direction, cinematography and screenplay have been above par and appreciable. The chemistry between Vikrant and Tapsee was well shown and that worked well for me. Also, the other characters in this movie are well cast and did well. The movie is dark but definitely had some good humour which keeps this movie engaging.

Although the climax didn’t meet the expectations, it was not disappointing at all and many will find it different. Overall it is something new, engaging and worth watching.

All The Bright Places is adapted from the international bestsellers book with the same title by Jennifer Niven. The movie is about two young people Violet Markey (Elle Fanning) and Theodore Finch (Justice Smith) who have been through the pain of getting over the absence of their family member. In the process of filling their emptiness, they fall in love with each other. The movie takes us on a whole rollercoaster of emotions and showcases the real meaning of friendship and love. The cinematography and the way how narration takes forward even being slow grips the interest of the viewers.

The message at the end of the movie is really beautiful which is “ "There are bright places even in dark times, and if there isn't you can be that bright place." Although the ending was heartbreaking, it was portrayed in a very glorious way. This amazing movie is definitely worth a watch.

This movie is based on one of the most common topics in India, which is the glorification of a specific institute and the pressure on the children to get into it. This along with the mentioned subject shows the contrasting side of it, It shows how love and friendship bloom through peer pressure and healthy competition. The plot of the movies turns out in a way that the protagonist recalls his days of youth ,love and friendship when his son undergoes a tragedy due to the academic pressure that has the capacity to crush real dreams. This movie is a true reflection on the unnecessary hype made out of a career choice in our Indian society.

This movie is all about a teenager's deep emotions and sensitivity to trauma incurred from early life experiences. This piece glorifies the bond of two people on emotional grounds, the plot is based on a journey through Indiana and discovering unique places and thus discovering each other through those places and having solace in each other's struggles. The young actors have done a great deal of craft and also this movie pins down the very meaning of love in these modern times. This is definitely a nice movie to watch but can leave you with an ocean of feelings.

It is a very emotional movie and a perfect portrayal of the father-daughter relationship but mostly audience viewed it as more relatable to a person with Bengali roots and I partly disagree because a father is a father be it in any language or background. The magnificent actors have just made this a piece of art , by putting together so many different feelings on the silver screen. The music of this movie is also very unique. The plot is well bound and the story and its moral establishes themselves well.

This is is spectacular movie only if we keep it away from being a part of the legendary 007 legacy. For some reason it does not fit in well in the brackets of a true James Bond suave .However this is well executed movie ,action scenes right from the beginning ,more than Daniel Craig ,Monica Belluci created the hype for this movie especially in India . Also in my opinion it is one of the most mellowed movies of the James Bond universe.

This is a masterpiece amongst the bunch of Bollywood thrillers and comes with a very unique approach. It circles around the idea of Blind Man's Bluff. Tabu has done a marvellous job, Sriram Raghavan has created a tailor-made role for this uber-talented actress, whom we really should be seeing much more of. Ayushmann Khurrana is sinking into his part too well. Part of the joy of a good thriller is being let loose amongst a chosen number of people who say one thing, do another and mean something else entirely. Almost everyone in this project fits this bill perfectly: the blind pianist Aakash (Khurrana) in search of a perfect rhythm, the yesteryear-star Pramod Sinha (Dhawan) married to the classy, sleazy and bored Simi (Tabu), a burly cop who specializes in being in the wrong place at the wrong time (Vij), a doctor (Hussain) who promises to do good but has other motives. Overall a very interesting and indulging movie.

Hollywood is feeding its obsession with franchise-building and reboots, so the venture of a sequel to 1995’s ‘Jumanji’ comes across as another frowned upon the project. However, the combination of great actors Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillian and Kevin Hart, made it evident that this could wind up in any possible way but fortunately, ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ turns out to be the mindless fun type thing. Every actor has been given moments to shine and showcase their skills while they clearly enjoy playing their characters. Johnson’s younger persona Spencer is nerdy, when he enters the game he takes on the avatar of a hunk with no discernible physical weakness. Johnson having fun with this switch of persona and watching him go back and forth doesn’t get old. The same goes for the other characters too but the switching bodies and voices are a bit oversold form of comedy.

This is the part of X-Men movies.It starts with X-men facing their most formidable and powerful foe when one of their own, Jean Grey, starts go out of control in an outer space rescue mission, Jean is nearly killed when she's hit by a mysterious cosmic force. Once she returns home, this force not only makes her infinitely more powerful but far more unstable. Then there are shapeshifters and a truck load of packed action in the scenes and an exceptional use of VFX .Overall it is a fairly good sci fi movie .

This is a fantastic movie with a touch of both real-life and fairy tales. It shows the bond of half-sisters and friends between three girls and the twist in the movie is that the protagonist has a look-alike who has a stark difference with her in terms of lifestyle. This also showcases how people form connections with like-minded people.Altogether it is an enjoyable movie with friends and family.

It is director Abhishek Choubey’s debut film it has an arresting swagger and a distinct voice, and characters "full-blooded, full-bodied " that will stay with you much after the film was over. Naseeruddin Shah plays Khaalujaan "uncle dear" and his nephew Babban executed by Arshad Warsi, a thief duo, pose as a Nawab and his attendant and manage to make away with a prized necklace from a jewellery shop. During the police chase, they get separated; Babban escapes, while Khalujaan is injured. Months later, Babban traces Khalujan, again posing as a nawab, now at a poetry contest. It is a mushaira organised by Begum Para played by Madhuri Dixit, the widowed Begum of Majidabad, supposedly in accordance with the wishes of her deceased husband. The winner of this poetry contest will win the widowed Begum as his bride, and become the Nawab of Majidabad.

An incredible depiction of the life of Param Vir Chakra Captain Vikram Batra. This movie shows us his bravery during the epic Kargil war and his attitude towards life. It glorifies the life and bravery of not only captain Batra but also his fellow soldiers. It showcases the support he got from his family and friends and how his life that is immortal was key to India's win in Kargil. This movie has made the already significant line he said in his interview "Ye Dil mange more " immortal in the hearts of all the Indians.

This is a science fiction-action-thriller masterpiece directed by Nolan. The basic storyline is "A secret agent being given a single term as his weapon and sent to prevent the onset of World War III." and It is layered by the topic of time bending and how can it play a crucial role in the future of the entire mankind. The agent eventually masters the ability to manipulate time and make the future action to alter the present.

Baby Driver is an action thriller movie that includes fast cars, guns, and a good selection of music. This movie can be intense, sad, romantic, or just funny. It has also got some electrifying action movies with smooth editing. Edgar Wright did absolutely amazing as director. Ansel Elgort perfectly suits as the protagonist “Baby”. Lily James as “Debra”, Jamie Foxx as “Bats”, Jon Hamm as “Buddy” had also performed very well. The movie is literally driven by music. The movie has also got too much attention to detail that every single aspect of this movie is there for a reason. Every scene in this film is as timeless as the entire film is enjoyable. In short, it is the best mix of all film genres and super refreshing to see something new like this.

Overall, Baby Driver is extremely thrilling, funny, and a fun to watch film. Definitely recommended for someone who is bored of watching typical movies.

I was looking for some action thriller movie and found this on prime video. Opening scene may look entirely different than what follows after that. Storyline was good because it has the elements of aliens invading earth, then how humans fight back or perish, amidst the psychotic nature of a man who saves all necessary groceries in a sealed basement to survive when such a day comes. The story keeps you suspicious of which character you should believe in and so that is the interesting part till 3/4th if the movie is over. I think plot ending could have been better and serious than it was. Overall worth watching this movie esp on a weekend if you are looking to kill your time with some sci-fi thriller.

This movie is the literal definition of how creative filmmaking can turn a simple and regular story into an exciting thrill ride for the audience. Edgar Wright created a movie which is in perfect sync to the various background music in every scene. And with weird/awkward character names, which actually seems to be dumb works pretty well. Everyone just bright their own individual flare to the characters they played; and boy were they entertaining.

The movie itself has an interesting concept. But the timing and execution is its biggest downfall. The suspense is highly predictable and further hindered with the less than flattering lighting and camera angles. One of the biggest issues I saw was the timing in the dramatic scenes. There will be a perfect opportunity for character dialogue or characters taking action, but no, then you’ll see the main character Sara in a whole different setting with other people. It makes you wonder how much time went past, as you watch the main character act nonchalant about the interactions she had with her roommate in the previous scenes. With the poor timing of each scene, it makes it very difficult to really invest in anything that’s happening on screen.

Wonder Woman is undoubtedly one of DC's best movies. The story is taken from DC comic Wonder Woman but it has been changed a little. It has got amazing background music, action sequences, a good villain and a compelling and profound hero. Her story is compelling and the acting is amazing. The bonds between characters were conveyed well, and the character development was done quite well for a single movie. The dialogues are also clear and related to the plot so that everyone can understand it, unlike a lot of other superhero movies. I wasn't a big fan of the Wonder Woman character, but this movie made me change my mind. In conclusion, it’s a pretty good movie. Other than the little cringe moments in the first fight scenes and the rushed character development along with the resolution scene of both Maxwell and Barbara, it's a good movie and I'd definitely recommend giving it a watch.

I really enjoyed watching Yesterday, the first half of the movie was all right, but as the story progressed I started enjoying Jack's journey and connecting with his struggles as his guilt started weighing him down. The relationship and performances by Himesh Patel and Lily James were really good and I would love to see more of them in future films. It was also cool to see Ed Sheeran in an acting role, although he seemed mildly serious in this movie as I've noticed famous people do when they portray themselves in film.

It has a lot of sweet moments, such as Jack's initial performance of yesterday to his friends on the beach. besides being a good actor, Himesh Patel is also a great singer. Towards the end of the movie, we get an appearance from a very influential figure and I thought this scene was really heartwarming, making me want to go play my Beatles records again. It really captures the essence of the third act and although I thought the resolution at the end between Jack and Ellie was kind of messy, it made for a sweet conclusion.

The John Wick films are all of course very stylish, atmospheric films. Perhaps, for me, Chapter 3 is the best of all its predecessors. A crazy retrieval from the second film. Instead of showing us that this character's reckless enthusiasm and disregard for rules and laws will have consequences, they instead have him survive what would have killed any one person and bring him back for the inevitable sequel. This film also improves both on the action and the cinematography, while also not losing the grip on the story which is truly incredible. It has got some of the best action-packed, innovative, jaw-dropping fight scenes of the entire Hollywood. And needless to say, Keanu Reeves has done it again! The way John uses various pieces in the action scenes is impressive as always. All the actions scenes in the film are excellently choreographed. This movie is definitely a must-watch even if you haven't seen the first 2 movies.

Directed by Kirk DeMicco and Chris Sanders Croods is a Disney movie that is about these people called croods and how after their home has been destroyed they go on a search for a new one and meet a new boy on the way that is different from them and still manages to help them. This movie is kid-friendly and is a 1-time watchable movie. The story is strong and the animations are as usual one of the best.

Directed by Patty Jenkins, Wonder Woman is the coming of age story of Wonder Woman from when she was a child and to how she became the best warrior Amazon produced. She is forced to take a pilot captive and then ends up falling in love with him and then they join forces to take down Aries. Somethings to keep an eye out for are the animations, bgm, casting, props.

The Last Black Man In San Francisco is rich in depth and emotions. A true masterpiece! Beautifully directed, masterfully and tenderly portrayed accompanied by a score and soundtrack just as masterful, tender, moody and soulful as the story itself. I was moved to tears in the best way imaginable. Definitely worth a watch.

The film is very predictable and clichéd. But apart from the general faults and flaws that comes with the genre, there are other things that I didn't like in the film. There is a random scene where the lead character breaks up with her boyfriend and realizes they aren't meant for each other. The movie also feels quite distant because of the main plot. And even though, in this film, the art gallery was personal to the character, I think it failed to communicate that special feeling to me.
Despite these flaws, the film is carried by a charming and delightful performance by Geraldine Vishwanathan.She has that energy and enthusiasm that makes the film quite watchable.Overall, this movie isn't perfect and I found the end a bit cringe-worthy as well but still I think the wonderful and peppy performance by Geraldine Vishwanathan was the best thing the film had to offer. Watch it for her.

This movie's everything a reboot should be. While the original film was more focused on the creatures coming to the real world, this movie answers the questions such as what Jumanji was like , where Alan stayed all those years, and treats the original film with respect while putting a modern twist on it.

Directed by Justin Lin Fast and Furious 5 is about the adventures and the dangers that Dom and Brian face when they go to Brazil to throw the cops off their scent and end up pulling out a vault from the richest bank in the country. Some things to keep a look out for in this movie are cars, music, action.

Directed by John Lasseter Cars 2 is a movie that revolves around a racing car named Lightning McQueen. In this movie, they all head overseas to compete in the World Grand Prix. T

X-Men: Dark Phoenix definitely has some pacing issues & you could tell the production issues & postponements have somewhat affected it. As a result, it doesn’t even belong in the same converWhat also makes this movie work is the theme of taking responsibility for your past & facing the consequences. Charles Xavier & Jean themselves being the two best examples that spring to mind. I like that the story dealt more with ethical dilemmas and consequences of decisions made, in particular with how Xavier’s relationship with Jean leads to the main action within the film.sation at First Class or Days of Future Past.

Lion King is a remake of the 1994 Lion King. They have made minor changes in the story line and have majorly worked on the graphics of the characters. But to me it did feel a bit over the top and they have lacked majorly in the depth that they were supposed to show so that we can connect with the characters. Somethings to look out for is the music, animation.

A modern classic of the sci-fi genre, Villeneuve subverts expectations at every stage and turns a theme fundamental to human existence into something even deeper. A story which at first glance appears to be an innocuous tale of aliens arriving on Earth as they have in so many works of entertainment before molds into a tale about the long-overdue 'arrival' of empathy and transparency in communication within the people directly involved in the events of the movie.The nuance with which aliens are portrayed as a peaceful people is largely unheard of. Amy Adams steals the show in the acting department, giving a layered, intellectual and deeply emotional performance, while Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker and the heptapods play second fiddle admirably. Overall, this film is an absolute masterclass in how to narrate a story that becomes much more than just the sum of its parts. The only thing holding it back is its sagging musical score, but that can in no way take away from this magical work of cinema.

Directed by Christopher Nolan, Tenet is a time bending story that revolves around entropy of time. In the movie the main character is a CIA operative who must save the world. The main theme of this movie is International Espionage. Somethings to look out for during this movie is the script, bgm, lights, direction.

The Call of The Wild is a solid, incredibly well made movie. Buck is an extremely likable protagonist who goes on a compelling journey of self discovery. Despite being a dog and not having a word of dialogue, Buck is an incredibly interesting, three dimensional character with a well developed arc. The CGI used to bring him to life is amazing. While it doesn't always look natural, Buck's CGI model is so expressive and can cause the viewer to experience a variety of different emotions, despite not even being there.

Harrison Ford also does well as the elderly, depressed John Thornton, carrying a great deal of tragedy and mystery about his past throughout the movie. The movie also features stunning cinematography, with several beautiful shots and camera angles. It's a true joy to watch.

The movie touches upon current issues in American society that aren't really seen in modern film. Some problems include the debate on whether homosexuality is a sin, the representation of how immigrants and those with "unique" names are treated, and there are even scenes where Ellie, the main character, faces bullying. Even the way the movie ends is heartwarming and leaves you satisfied.

Resistance offers an important glimpse of what life was like for adults & orphans during WW2. Fraught with risks, dangers & surprises, you never know what will happen next and are focused until the very end! The audience is encouraged to read the characters' minds in moments of sheer real chaos. The movie is well crafted, tensed yet soul-stirring, with its ability to make you feel as if you were there in pain & fear while trying your best to survive, hoping that your loved ones make it through safely! Inspired by a true story that had an art element, it is a must watch, especially for those attempting to understand the human mind in that era while honoring the lives of countless citizens who unfortunately faced imminent death.

This movie is fun to watch and super cool. It showcases the extremely extravagant and extensive lifestyle of Jordan Belfort which is portrayed by Leonardo in this hilarious comedy. Leonardo DiCaprio did an astonishing job portraying Belfort as a drug-addicted billionaire with a failed marriage he gave life to that character. This movie just doesn’t show the typical things about someone getting rich and how things change, like how it’s shown in any other movie but it shows you perfectly that every consequence you face is based on the decisions you make. The movie is well-written, leaving no details out of the original story. This movie clearly shows that money is power and you will have to become a powerful person with the powerful mindset to enjoy your success with your near & dear one. A perfect combination of comedy, drama and crime. I would recommend you to watch this movie only if you are okay with the vulgarity which is also a part of this film.

The third in the Conjuring sub-series details the delivery of the haunted doll to the husband & wife care keepers (again played by Patrick Wilson & Vera Fermiga) to their home fortress of possessed items. Going away on some other adventure, their daughter (McKenna Grace from Gifted) is left w/a babysitter (Madison Iseman from the Jumanji reboots) & her best friend (Katie Serife). Of course even though the spooked refuge resides behind a clearly locked door & Annabelle is inside an enclosed glass case with a warning sign, Serife, who has a dead father in her rearview mirror, decides to broach the room & unleash hell as merely being in Annabelle’s presence can animate evil spirits to disturb the living which this film’s run time devotes a good chunk of to. Like the other ‘I wish it was better’ La Llorona outing, there was a clear set-up for a wonderful, sustained psychic & nerve throbbing scarefest to be had but writer/director Gary Dauberman (who has written all 3 Annabelle films & The Nun) loves diving into The Exorcist’s well (right from the beginning text crawl & the treated still shots during the end credits lifted right from The Exorcist’s trailers) but never makes the film unique or memorable leaving the audience with an overly familiar feeling.

Spectre qualifies as a textbook example of "Be careful what you wish for!" For those longtime fans who have wanted to see something of a return to the broader and campier films that defined the Roger Moore era of the 007 franchise or those who wished to see the 007 franchise adapt to the new world of explicitly continuity-driven franchise filmmaking. Spectre unsuccessfully blends these two somewhat diametrically opposed elements while offering what plays like a dumbed-down and diluted remake of Skyfall and Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation. For the first time in a very long time, the 007 franchise chased its own tail and regressed to the point where it threatens to become culturally irrelevant.

Absolutely astonishing piece of movie making, doesn’t feel dragged at any point and the very essence of excess is maintained throughout the movie. At the bottom of it all, Scorsese tries to show a picture so unbelievable you can actually see it happening, and not for a moment does it feel like we’ve escaped the real world, just that we’ve pushed its boundaries of what is okay and acceptable. Various scenes that may seem pointless paint a picture of a lifestyle so hopeless we can’t help but feel sad for everyone involved. Leonardo Dicaprio makes us believe he was the guy that owned Wall Street in the 80s with his brilliant performance, accompanied of course by Jonah Hill and Margot Robbie! The screenplay, shot setups and cinematography were also off the charts in this howling and bizarre comedy and drama, Wolf of Wall Street!

Directed by Shoojit Sircar Piku as a movie that revolves around a family story between a daughter and her father and how they go to save their ancestral home. Something's to keep a lookout for is music, story.

Extraction is a highly realistic and filled pure action movie starring some eminent actors like ‘Chris Hemsworth' and 'Randeep Hooda'. It is very refreshing to see Chris Hemsworth outside of a Marvel movie. Besides that, Extraction is one of the best action movies of all time. The good thing about the movie is it doesn't beat around the bush and is kept fast-paced right from the very first minute. The cinematography of this movie is the actual game changer! Every camera angle is flawless especially the drone and the wide-angle shots. The combat sequences were astonishing and there are some very clever long one-take shots that make this movie even more unique. Overall it's a perfect blend of Action, Emotion & Thrill. The story of the film seemed fair to me, as there's nothing ‘special’ in the story. It’s one of the best movies Netflix has released so far and I’d definitely recommend everyone to watch it.

This movie tells the story of a family torn apart by the attacks in Godzilla 2014 and shows how they face differences and then unite finally for a common cause. Definitely a nice callback to the first part while establishing a new narrative. The visual effects, score, soundtrack, acting, cinematography are all good and keeps you engaging through out.

Actors performance was really good. Dr. Serizawa's death scene was emotionally strong, and Emma's redemption arc was quite impressive. Mark goes from a man who hates all Titans to the one who now fights alongside them. Finally Madison who used to be an obedient kid shows she is capable of challenging her mother if the situation demands. Good taking !! Overall, if you are a fan of Godzilla franchise then you would love this movie as it lives up to it's legacy of keeping perfect balance between nature's power and emotional connect.

Directed by Abhishek Sharma Parmanu is a historical movie which is about the nuclear bomb testing which happened in Pokhran. Some things to keep in mind is the score, animation.

Directed by Mohit Suri Malang is a movie about 2 drug addicts who meet in a rave party in Goa and how they carry out revenge against the people that hurt them. Something\s to keep a look out for is the song, camera shots, bgm.

This oscar-winning sci-fi classic movie is the highest lifetime grossing film ($2.84 billion) on the planet. Avatar has a great storyline stunning visuals effects, and fabulous acting. The human technology shown in the movie is indeed realistic and has a likely chance to exist. The CGI and VFX used takes the viewers to some famous fantasy world. The alien creatures look very remarkable and out of the box along with plenty of unique features and a touch of amazing fantasies and mythology. The performances from Sam Worthington(Jake) and Zoe Saldana(Grace) is praisable. It\s marvellous, breathtaking and visually pretty impressive especially when we realise that it was released back in 2009. James Cameron has honestly brought us a dream with this movie. Overall, I think this is a great movie and I\m excited for Avatar 2 which will be released next year. I would definitely recommend everyone to watch this masterpiece!

Black Panther is one of the most iconic Marvel Comics Universe (MCU) films. This film is special and different with an interesting plot and heavenly performances from the whole cast. The biggest strength of that movie the is characters and their motivations. The crew of black cast and that the women are not stereotypical type characters is another perk. Late actor Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) and Michael B. Jordan (Killmonger) left on the edge of their seats by their stunning acting. the culture of imaginary Wakanda in the film as well as several African cultures are very well portrayed in the film. The film also has astonishing visuals. Besides it contains intense fight sequences, for which the MCU films are known, there is also a lot of centre on the plot. Also, recommend it as a tribute for Chadwick and what an exceptional actor we have loosed #ripchadwick <br>WAKANDA FOREVER!

Extraction is a Netflix movie that stars Christ Hemsworth in a hitman role. His mission is to extract a drug lord\s son from another country and bring him back home. The movie mainly revolves around action but also has a lot of soft scenes where the boy and he learn more about each other. Some things to keep a lookout for are the score, casting, props.

Directed by Aniruddha Roy PINK is a story that revolves around 3 women who are implicated in a crime. And a retired lawyer decides to step in and helps them have a fair trial. One of the main learnings from this movie that the newer generation must learn and the old generation must remember is that a NO means a NO. Some things to keep a lookout for are the script, directing.

Ludo is a chaotic yet fun to watch film. Expect the unexpected in this dark comedy anthology as you do in the case of life or a game of ludo. The characters like players of ludo criss cross and get second chances. Anurag Basu draws parallel with the unpredictable game of ludo and stitches four different stories together to come up with this delightful piece of filmmaking which is a unique experience in cinematic viewing.

A powerful movie in my opinion, of life, choices, circumstances and consequences. The actors\ portrayals was astounding, they really brought out the characters. It goes to show us that there is darkness in life but also light, life and beauty. It is when we choose to harness the best aspects of that life that we see the light and beauty. Like the character Finch not many chose and took time to see the beauty, but those who did appreciated it. It is an understatement today, when we say mindful of how we speak, view and interact with each other, because we
e never truly aware of what\s happening with someone, even those closes to us unless we take the time, energy and effort. The film also seeks to address issues like self searching, self understanding and self acceptance. We are worthy of help love and all the beauty the world has to offer. I think it is definitely a movie to watch and re-watch at-least once!

The movie’s storyline is based on the popular villain of the spiderman series, that is venom. This movie is electrifying and retells the story of venom and its origin with a slight twist. Tom Hardy, who acted as the protagonist gives an amazing performance, and his character\s relationship with Venom is sharp. The chemistry between them is abnormal and very well composed, and the action is extraordinarily amazing. It was perfectly filmed and exceptionally directed by Ruben Fleischer to match the characters with the comic book version. Venom feels like action, horror, comedy and all at once. <br>I was partly disappointed by the other characters (other than venom and Eddie) even the villain because I think that they didn’t pay more attention to them and was, therefore, the result of lazy writing. But I would that this movie is a must-watch especially for marvel fans, action addicted, or fond of horror, sci-fi and thriller.

Secrete superstar is one of the finest movies. Indeed very meaningful and also a very inspiring movie for children. Zaira(who played the role of Ishu) is the soul of the movie. Her journey where she chases her dreams of becoming a singer and how she becomes a YouTube sensation overnight is so very touching. The relationship shared by the mother and daughter is portrayed very well. The way Ishu’s(Secret superstar) mother and Chintan supported her in her passion, is again heartwarming! The movie has also beautifully shown how Insu\s thoughts about her mother change over the movie. What makes Secret Superstar so special is its simplicity. Nothing is too hyped or hidden. <br>I would definitely recommend everyone to watch this movie

Joker is a movie about Arthur Fleck ( brilliantly acted by \Joaquin Phoneix\) who had some psychopathic tendencies but due to deteriorating conditions of Gotham city and certain events that took place in the span of the movie leads him to lose it completely and become the villain we all know as Joker. This standalone DC comic book film did a great job in portraying the story of an ordinary man turning into the clown prince of crime. It is also one of the darkest and most horrifying DC movies ever. The film didn\t feel like a typical comic book movie but rather a film about the real-life struggles of mental illnesses and the constant struggles between the upper class and the underprivileged ones. <br>The movie successfully portrays that not every villain is responsible for the way they are because sometimes it is the society that drives them crazy. I would say this is a must-watch movie and I definitely recommend it.

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Chhichhore talks about how the children of this day take entrance exams and how they make impulsive decisions that could almost kill themselves. In this movie, the director shows how their parents tell them the days of their college life and how much fun they had. Some things to keep a lookout for are the music, setting.

Directed by Sriram Raghavan Andhadhun is a story about a pianist who pretends to be blind finds himself to be in many mysterious events that change his life. Some things to keep an eye out for are the Background score, acting, storyline.

This movie is worth watching. The first scene starts with grim brutality that I thought then prescribed the rest of the story but I was wrong. The struggle of a struggling make up artist for whom art is an appetizer, his love, his crisis, his protest, his helplessness, his poverty in various ways is appropriately executed through Srijit Mukherjee\s direction. Except that the psychologically acute acting of the character Adi Bose is something very intriguing to watch over and over, again and again. Mostly, the scenes of mental trauma that is experienced by Vinci Da himself is also dexterously executed. It is entertaining, filled with awing moments and a binge worthy watch.

Charlize Theron and the team have performed outstandingly in this movie. <br>The movie also gave a fresh take on superheroes. Instead of following the mainstream almighty trend, the movie have shown us that heroes are human too. Charlize really has conveyed this aspect really well with her wonderful eyes. Each other character really has their purposes, not just merely an \another teammate\, each of their action and conversation plays a role to support future plots and everything feels right and not randomly out of nowhere. Less is more is what I could best think of to describe it.

Directed by Zoya Akhtar this movie revolves around the up coming street rappers from Mumbai and it shows their struggles and their unique stories and motivations. This movie definitely has a lot of take back value which is very good for the kind of movie it is. Somethings to keep an eye out is the Direction, Music, Expressions.

Directed by Om Raut, Tanhaji is a stroy about Tanhaji who was a military chieftain in the army of the Maratha king. He is also responsible for guarding the entry to South India and was also the reason why the didn\t invade sooner. Somethings to keep an eye out for in this movie is the Animation, Background set, Script.

Nice story showing how a villain became a good person because of 3 little girls. <br>Funny entertainment from the minions.

Great way to show that one should not under-estimate people with disabilities. Comedy is really good.

Movie aptly portrays the difficulties and discriminations faced by the low caste and poor people mainly in villages and how the zamindars or landlords use their power to exploit these downtrodden sections. <br> <br>Performances of all the characters were flawless especially Venky and Rao Ramesh. However this story may not be suitable for all age groups mainly because some scenes would be deeply disturbing, which I think need not be that intense. Fight scenes should have been even better and powerful. Many times fights seem to be incomplete and ended abruptly. I didn\t understand why Venky calls for peace in the fight just before the interval, which in my opinion is a miss in carrying the emotions strongly. <br> <br>Story could have been certainly improved to show Narappa even reasonably ferocious esp. in the flashback so that it could have been meaningful to the all classes.

Directed by Reema Kagti this movie is about how Independent India won their first ever Gold Medal at the Olympics. It shows the struggles that the team faced and how Tapan Das manages to put a team and decimate their opponents at Germany. Somethings that you should look out for in this movie is the storyline, attention to detail, and the expressions of the team while playing.

Directed by Saket Chaudhary this movie revolves around a couple from Chandni Chowk who put in their all to send their daughter abroad to study and at the same time they have a motive to be accepted by the elite class people in New Delhi. It is a fun and adventurous movie which can be seen with your family. It has amazing songs and is worth watching.

Unlike ‘Would You Rather’ (2012) where you know the people chosen for the game have tragic backstories but they never tell you what they are and therefore rob you of any depth/development besides that of the main character, or ‘The Belko Experiment’ (2016) that leaves you with an interesting reason for the experiment but never elaborates or follows through, ‘Escape Room’ actually provides backstories, a reason behind selection for the game/the game itself, various survival scenarios, good characters that develop, and a semblance of follow through. Probably the most well done and satisfying film in this genre that I’ve seen.

The concept of a modern-day genie seated in a posh resort, willing to reduce the burden of your regrets, sounds more than appealing in theory and the first 15 minutes do seem like ‘Fantasy Island’ has all the makings of a promising thriller/horror/adventure movie. But, in reality, that initial curiosity (conjured up by some witty writing) fizzles out soon after and is swiftly replaced by perplexity and a sense of directionlessness – who is in who’s fantasy and why, among other questions, start to crop up.

Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo this is the last movie of the Avenger series. The story is a continuation of the Avengers Infinity War. This is the best movie out of the two in terms of story and cinematography. Somethings to keep an eye out is the last battle and the small easter eggs hidden in various scenes.

Directed by Michael Dougherty this movie shows us the power that Godzilla has and shows a zoological agency Monarch battle many Titans just like Godzilla and end up working with Godzilla to make him The King Of The Monsters. Somethings to keep a look out for is the ending battle, the 3 headed dragon, the shot compositions.

This movie is just another Nolan master piece with almost no flaws. The story line and the characterisation is near to perfect. The action sequences and the directing make this movie watchable for hours. Somethings to keep an eye out for while watching this movie is the Batman costume and his Batmobile, the background score and the way this movie is shot and how the subjects are placed in the frame.

This movie is directed by Aditya Dhar and revolves around the Surgical Strike that took place at Uri. The Indian Special Forces move into PAK and take out the terrorist bases and clear and protect their nation from them. Something to keep an eye out during this movie is the sound effects and the battle scenes. It is one of the best Bollywood War themed movies till date.

SANJU is an entertaining saga that blends emotions, humour and drama in adequate doses. It is powerful, engaging, emotional as well as compelling. The combination of Rajkumar Hirani and Ranbir Kapoor works like a dream.

I found this an uneven film, which relied on large set pieces set alongside very serious emotional moments making for an awkward stop-start feel. Some plot points didn\t go anywhere and others had nowhere near the possible comic payoff you were expecting. Personally I found the film lacked a certain energy, in between the large plot points there is very little funny dialogue or character development which ultimately what makes a road movie like this work.

Well, PK is an Alien who visits earth to understand about its \intelligent\ inhabitants, but the very first lesson is a painful one when the remote control of his spaceship is stolen. Thereafter he faces myriads of problems on planet earth where he is alone, unaware and can\t even speak its language. But then he is helped by a noble soul and the plot becomes even more interesting to watch how he manages to travel, deal with people, understand their beliefs and finally figures out a way to go back to his own planet. <br> <br>Conceptually, PK is an incredible movie that communicates a very complex and personal topic extremely well without denigrating anyone\s personal beliefs about their religion. Differences in religious beliefs will always exist, its just the nature of human beings that need to be accommodative, tolerant and reasonable. I would encourage everyone to watch the movie at-least once, it is definitely worth.

A wonderful dramatic movie. The concept of the movie is based on William Shakespeare\s Julius Caeser and Cleopatra. The script introduced the Kolkata underworld - something not much talked about in movies - and then extracted the exact human elements from Julius Caesar and Antony Cleopatra that are eternally relevant. But what\s better than the script is the execution. Each character is detailed and complete in its own sense.

A very well researched docu-drama movie that soars off wonderfully, flies smoothly but lands hastily with a jarring note. When a movie is bolstered by fine acting from the cast, the direction is expected to be good. Although Srijit brings his alluring directorial skills in the first half, the second half seems too stretched and specially the scenes between Anirban and his estranged wife could have been shortened by tight editing. The cinematography of Soumik Halder and the voice of Sonu singing \Subhashji\ in the movie is mesmerizing. Overall this movie should be watched by everyone at least once to get to know the probable last days of a hero, visionary, die-hard patriot and above all the leader without whom India may have had to wait longer for her freedom. The movie ends suitably with the rendition of the INA anthem, \Suraj ban kar jag par chamke, Bharat naam subhaga\.