Saibal Chatterjee
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Azaad Review: The Film Has Runaway Disaster Written All Over It
Azaad Review: The weak and disjointed screenplay stymies the efforts of the two newcomers, Raveena Tandon's daughter Rasha Thadani and Ajay Devgn's nephew Aaman Devgan, to make an impression.
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The Roshans Review: Easy, Breezy Watch With Memorable Moments
The Roshans Review: The final episode centres on Hrithik Roshan. Nobody in the family, and perhaps in the industry as a whole, has ever had a career launch as dramatic as his.
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Emergency Review: Kangana Ranaut's Film Is A Lesson In How Not To Make A Biopic
Emergency Review: The film wades through the early years of Indira Gandhi's life pretty much in the manner that it treats the rest of it - hastily, superficially and risibly.
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Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: As Good As Season 1
Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: Jaideep Ahlawat is completely subsumed by Inspector Hathi Ram Chaudhary that it becomes impossible to separate the actor from the character.
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Fateh Review: The No-Nonsense, Unabashed And Ultra-Violent Film Is Surprisingly Watchable
Fateh Review: Sonu Sood delivers a no-frills lead performance that is perfectly in sync with the spirit and substance of the film.
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Game Changer Review: Ram Charan Shines But The Film Doesn't
Game Changer Review: It's weighed down by a screechy and incoherent first half
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Black Warrant Review: Firmly Focussed Series Warrants Bingeing On
Black Warrant Review: An absorbing story of a baptism by fire and an insightful snapshot of an era in the life of a nation
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World Cinema 2024: The Ten Best Films Of The Year
From Challengers To Emilia Perez, NDTV's top ten picks for you
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Squid Game Season 2 Review: Very Close To A Worthy Continuation
Squid Game Season 2 Review: It sustains the refreshing spin that was put on battle between the haves and the have-nots
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Baby John Review: Rehash of Theri, No Mass Appeal
Baby John Review: Not that it does not try, but all its vim and vigour, delivered in the form of noisy, overwrought driblets,come to naught
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Indian Cinema 2024: The Ten Best Films Of The Year
From All We Imagine as Light to Maharaja - here's NDTV's top picks for you
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Mufasa - The Lion King Review: Come Fall In Love With Shah Rukh Khan Once Again
Mufasa - The Lion King Review: It soars on the back of a sturdy tale of family and friendship, bonding and betrayal, and humour.
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Yo Yo Honey Singh - Famous Review: Incredible Highs And Crushing Lows Of Superstardom In A Sobering Watch
Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous Review: It captures the drama of the West Delhi lad's topsy-turvy life with a keen awareness of the sensitivity of the issues that are at play.
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Laapataa Oscar: Why Does India Get The Oscars So Wrong Every Year?
It was no surprise at all that Laapataa Ladies fell short of the Oscars 2025 shortlist
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Girls Will Be Girls Review: It's Spellbindingly Granular And Resonantly Universal
Girls Will Be Girls Review: It's buoyed by impeccable writing and a couple of consummate performances by debutante Preeti Panigrahi and the seasoned Kani Kusruti.
