“Godzilla versus King Kong is a battle of the giants that every fan of the franchise or MonsterVerse would enjoy. Over the past ten years (starting with the first film, Godzilla in 2014), audiences have seen Godzilla and King Kong separately, and now they face off in epic showdowns. So, what’s new in this clash? […]
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Embark on a wild, electrifying journey with “Crew,” where a trio of spirited flight attendants takes the helm of this captivating crime comedy. Brace yourself for an adventure that is as audacious as it is alluring. While the film may start with a few fits and starts, it soon soars into the stratosphere of entertainment,
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In the realm of cinema, there exists a lineage of unintentionally comedic antagonists, and the latest addition to this quirky roster is Victor Mahadevan from “Kaa.” Portrayed by the makers as a formidable figure akin to Christopher from “Ratsasan,” Victor Mahadevan’s portrayal, however, leaves much to be desired. One particularly irksome choice by the filmmakers
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Embark on an unforgettable journey with “The Aadujeevitham,” a cinematic masterpiece that weaves a tale of resilience amidst the harsh sands of fate. Blessed with an incredible story drawn from the depths of survival, this film mesmerizes with its captivating visuals and impeccable production values. Leading the charge is the fiercely committed Prithviraj Sukumaran, whose
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“Om Bheem Bush” masterfully intertwines comedy, drama, and horror, captivating audiences with its well-crafted humor and intriguing plot twists. The chemistry among the lead trio is palpable, adding authenticity and relatability to their camaraderie. While the ensemble cast, featuring talents like Preethi Mukundhan and Ayesha Khan, adds depth to the film, a deeper exploration of
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Boys simply want to enjoy themselves and bask in the sun in Goa. It’s a cherished aspiration that Dhanush, also known as Dodo (Divyenndu), Pratik ‘Pinku’ Garodia (Pratik Gandhi), and Ayush Gupta (Avinash Tiwari) have nurtured since their school days. However, parents and unforeseen events intervene, scattering the trio across Mumbai, Cape Town, and New
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“Rebel,” the latest film starring GV Prakash Kumar, falls into the category of movies that take a rather irresponsible approach to their narrative. It seems the director’s understanding of Kerala remains superficial, evident in the way the drama unfolds. Kerala, while not exempt from discrimination, is not devoid of its share of biases. Instances of
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Ever finished a binge-watch session of Laurie Nunn’s “Sex Education” and found yourself craving an Indian version? Enter Nitya Mehra’s latest series on Amazon Prime Video, “Big Girls Don’t Cry.” This show aims to delve into the emotional rollercoaster that teenage girls often face, boasting a promising premise. The story unfolds at Vandana Valley Boarding
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Hulimane Naga, also known as Gowri Shankar, emerges as a skilled Kerebete (Fish-hunting) expert hailing from the picturesque Malnad region. However, his life is not devoid of challenges, especially in his village where he faces ridicule due to his mixed heritage. Despite the constant jibes, he harbors a determination to teach those who mock him
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Razakar: A Look Back at Hyderabad’s Liberation Struggle (1998 words) Razakar – The Silent Genocide of Hyderabad, released March 15, 2024, has sparked curiosity by delving into a crucial chapter of Indian history. The film explores the Hyderabad Liberation Movement, a fight for religious and cultural identity in the early days of independence. Following India’s
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