Saibal Chatterjee
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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.
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Zero Se Restart Review: A Wonderfully Lucid Work Of Cinema That Every Film Lover Must Watch
Zero Se Restart Review: It is a wondrously engaging insider's view of filmmaking with all its highs and lows, pains and joys, false starts and fresh beginnings.
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Bandish Bandits Season 2 Review: The Series Is Never Off-Key
Bandish Bandits Season 2 Review: When it is on song, which, sadly, is not often enough, it is a visual and aural delight.
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Despatch Review: If You've Had Enough Of The Mayhem Perpetrated By Pushpa 2, This Is The Film For You
Despatch Review: It is a solid and pointed probe into a profession in crisis and a life in the doldrums.
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Agni Review: The Film Is A Consistently Watchable Thriller
Agni Review: It is deftly crafted, instantly immersive and infused with unvarnished veracity.
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Pushpa: The Rule - Part 2 Review: The Film Is Crushed Under The Weight Of Its Own Vaulting Ambition
Pushpa: The Rule - Part 2 Review: Allu Arjun is strikingly consistent
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Sikandar Ka Muqaddar Review: The Film Has Neither Spark Nor Sparkle
Sikandar Ka Muqaddar Review: It packs into its runtime of nearly two and a half hours are all perfectly in order until the makers seek to turn the clock back so much that the whole contraption is on the brink of collapsing in an ungainly heap.
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Rhythm Of Dammam Review: An Exceptionally Evocative, Visually Arresting Film
Rhythm of Dammam Review: Hitting all the right notes, the film laments the undermining of a civilisational tapestry that thrives on diversity
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I Want to Talk Review: Abhishek Bachchan Delivers A Flawless And Profoundly Moving Performance
I Want to Talk Review - It touches an instant chord and is achingly life-affirming even as it is acutely aware of our fragility and transience.
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Greedy People Review: The Film Has Its Share Of Passably Bright Moments
Greedy People Review: The film is marred a touch by a marked lack of chemistry between the two male actors but that lacuna actually seems intended at times.
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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
