Saibal Chatterjee
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Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairy Tale Review: The Documentary Serves Its Purpose To Perfection
Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairy Tale Review: The tale begins of course with her birth into the family of an Indian Air Force officer and his homemaker-wife (whose role in Nayanthara's life is repeatedly emphasised).
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Freedom At Midnight Review: Crafted With Utmost Diligence, The Show Gives History Its Due
Freedom at Midnight isn't driven by A-list stars but by actors who painstakingly and confidently flesh out the towering historical figures
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Kanguva Review: Its Intent On Being The Tamil Baahubali And KGF Remains Untapped
Kanguva is a visual treat enhanced by Suriya's tremendous screen presence
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Manvat Murders Review: The Series Is Unlikely To Knock Hardened Viewers Out Of Their Socks - 3 Stars
Manvat Murders Review - The series is so much the better because it is just as much a portrait of a place, time, society and human deviance.
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Citadel: Honey Bunny Review - The Series Misses The Bull's Eye By Miles
Citadel: Honey Bunny Review - The series does not exactly go down in flames but neither does it have us holding our breath as its action set pieces explode on screen.
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Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 Review: Vidya Balan And Madhuri Dixit Are Never Out Of Step With The Spirit Of The Film
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 Review: Kartik Aaryan's star turn is a repeat act that promises a box-office outcome that could be on par with what Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 yielded.
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Singham Again Review: Bloated, Scattershot Addition To Cop Universe
Singham Again Review: By far the brightest spark in the film is Ranveer Singh. With his constant chatter, he is indeed funny for the most part.
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The Substance Review: A Powerful Parable That Pulls No Punches
The Substance Review: Sexagenarian Demi Moore convincingly slips into the skin and sinews of 50-yer-old Elisabeth Sparkle.
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Do Patti Review: Kriti Sanon's Film Needed Much Better Cards To Make A Game Of It
Do Patti Review: The film is purply dark, a little suspenseful and somewhat twisted.
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Venom: The Last Dance Review: A Perfunctory, Low-Yield Movie That Lacks Consistent Pace And Energy
Venom: The Last Dance Review: The spectacle that the film is meant to be is drowned out by its avoidable and frequent flirtation with stodginess.
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The Wild Robot Review: The Animated Film Is As Good As Any We Have Seen For A Long Time
The Wild Robot Review: The film is all heart and all flair as it weaves a rich tapestry of colours, emotions and dramatic situations into a simple yet evocative story.
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Snakes & Ladders Review: The Series Is Broken Occasionally By A Flurry Of Action And Befuddling Comings
Snakes & Ladders Review: This one's a middling affair. The follow-up would need to pack a bigger punch.
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The Apprentice Review: Provocative And Entertaining In Equal Measure
The Apprentice Review: It is what it is - the tale of a real-life personage that takes a few liberties to heighten the drama inherent in a man's relentless, self-assigned quest of "greatness" for himself and his country.
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Jigra Review: Alia Bhatt Does Full Justice To The Film
Jigra Review: Vedang Raina puts his best foot forward in the guise of the harried and tortured Ankur.
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Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video Review: An Ungainly Mess That Sways Between The Absurd And Asinine
Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video Review: The two leads, Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri (who, at this point of her career, faces a very real risk of over-exposure) hit their straps from the very outset.
