Rochak Saxena
Kudos to Punit Malhotra for creating a slightly better version of the earlier 2012 outing First things first. Yes, you probably won’t find such a school anywhere in the globe. But then if you would…
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Ashwini Chaudhary’s film is sincere in ideation but delves too much into chor-police structure It’s been only three months than Emraan Hashmi brought the scam story in education with Why Cheat India. It’s Setters now.…
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Behzad Khambata’s ambitious tale has all masalas of Bollywood which should be appreciated This one is different from what you’ve earlier seen. A mix of terrorism, patriotism, fantasy, drama, and thrill all put together makes…
Rochak Saxena
Sarthak Dasgupta’s story talks about the feeling of happy liberation while one is in love Simple things are the most difficult. Indeed. This one film here asks you to sit back, see, relate, and actually…
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Abhishek Varman’s magnum opus is visually rich but falls back terribly due to pathetic execution Since 2019 arrived, this was undoubtedly the most awaited one. Why not? Be it Sanjay-Madhuri appearing together after ages, Karan…
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Richie Mehta’s perspective on the infamously famous Nirbhaya case may not get you addicted, but makes you sit back and ponder for a long time The nation knows about the incident inside out. Based on…
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Rakesh Ranjan Kumar’s crime thriller has potential but shallow writing never lets it open eyes In a twisted tale of crime, drugs, and everything wrong, Paharganj paints the city of Delhi with both- the tainted…
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Vivek Agnihotri’s thrilling political document needed to have a more real approach Why would anybody be interested in knowing about Shastri’s death now? Well, for the same set of reasons why Bose’s death is always…
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Ashvin Kumar’s political statement on the plight of people of Kashmir wrenches, charms, and hits hard- all at the same time Everyone thinks they know Kashmir- this tagline of the film says a lot. Amid…
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Robbie Grewal’s espionage film makes you give a deep thought on what it takes to be an anonymous spy Look back at Bollywood and you’ll find numerous films made about or set against the backdrop…
