Param Sundari Review If apps could really predict soulmates, weddings would end up looking like OTP verifications. Param Sundari tries to stretch that very idea into a full-fledged rom-com. On paper, it sounds like the kind of quirky setup Bollywood could run with. But on screen, it plays out like a confused PowerPoint pitch — one that replaces charm with ...
Coolie Review The wait was long, but the payoff was worth every second. Coolie opens with the kind of Rajnikanth entry that makes the theater walls vibrate. It is not because of noise, but because of presence. That slow-burn build, the swagger, the realism, it’s an entry that doesn’t just arrive, it lands. And from that very moment, Anirudh’s background ...
War 2 Review YRF’s spy universe is supposed to keep expanding, but with War 2, it feels like they simply hit “copy-paste” on the first War script, shuffled a few things around, and hoped we wouldn’t notice. Unfortunately, we noticed. The film wants to be a slick action thriller. Instead, it’s like watching an overcaffeinated stunt reel that keeps forgetting ...
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review When Marvel Went Cosmic — and Got Sentimental The Fantastic Four: First Steps had every reason to be electric. A new timeline. A long-awaited reintroduction of Marvel’s First Family. A setup so rich in potential it practically wrote itself. Instead, what we got felt like a genre experiment — part cosmic opera, part soap ...
F1 Review Some movies ease you in. F1 doesn’t. It slams the pedal down in the first second and never looks back. You don’t settle into your seat — you hang on to it. This isn’t just another racing film. It’s raw, loud, and alive. And when it’s done, it leaves you with the adrenaline like you were driving the ...
Maa Review Maa opens with an ancient tale — a wise move. It sets a tone that feels almost epic, a myth rooted in emotion. That intro, with its lore of Amsaja Rakchas, has teeth. For a second, you think you’re in for something different. But half an hour in, that fire starts to cool. Yes, the visuals are polished, ...