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<i>Gulmohar</i> Review: With Sharmila Tagore And Manoj Bajpayee, A Treat All The Way

Gulmohar Review: With Sharmila Tagore And Manoj Bajpayee, A Treat All The Way

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday March 03, 2023

Gulmohar Review: An engaging, genteel family drama that flips open crypts of the mind and the heart and probes the discomfiting secrets and fears that lie buried down there.

<i>Selfiee</i> Review: An Unabashed Akshay Kumar Show

Selfiee Review: An Unabashed Akshay Kumar Show

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday February 24, 2023

Selfiee Review: With none of the characters allowed to evolve, Emraan Hashmi is compelled to struggle to create his space in the film.

<i>Shehzada</i> Review: Take Kartik Aaryan Out, There Might Not Be Much Left

Shehzada Review: Take Kartik Aaryan Out, There Might Not Be Much Left

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday February 17, 2023

Shehzada Review: The other cast members, including Paresh Rawal, are at hand primarily to help the male lead display his wares. Kriti Sanon is the romantic interest and the focal point of a couple of musical set pieces.

<i>The Night Manager</i> Review: Anil Kapoor Steals The Show Without Breaking A Sweat

The Night Manager Review: Anil Kapoor Steals The Show Without Breaking A Sweat

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday February 17, 2023

The Night Manager Review: The adaptation allows Aditya Roy Kapur to be himself. That works to his advantage.

<i>Lost</i> Review: Yami Gautam Labours In The Service Of A Lost Cause

Lost Review: Yami Gautam Labours In The Service Of A Lost Cause

Saibal Chatterjee | Thursday February 16, 2023

Lost Review: The cast includes the formidable Pankaj Kapur. He buoys things up with minimum visible effort when he is on the screen.

<i>The Fabelmans</i> Review: Steven Spielberg Celebrates The Enduring Magic Of Self-Discovery

The Fabelmans Review: Steven Spielberg Celebrates The Enduring Magic Of Self-Discovery

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday February 10, 2023

The Fabelmans Review: Michelle Williams, in a role that is as crucial to the film as that of the boy who would be a consummate Hollywood gamechanger, shines the brightest.

<i>Almost Pyaar With DJ Mohabbat</i> Review: A Robust Musical With A Politically-Inflected, Hip-Hoppy Core

Almost Pyaar With DJ Mohabbat Review: A Robust Musical With A Politically-Inflected, Hip-Hoppy Core

Saibal Chatterjee | Saturday February 04, 2023

Almost Pyaar With DJ Mohabbat Review: First-timer Karan Mehta gives a solid account of himself playing two men in a constant tussle with themselves and the world around them, but it is Alaya F who shines bright and walks away with large parts of the film.

<i>Faraaz</i> Review: Debutant Zahan Kapoor Presents A Picture Of Courage Under Fire

Faraaz Review: Debutant Zahan Kapoor Presents A Picture Of Courage Under Fire

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday February 03, 2023

Faraaz Review: If not mind-blowing, the film is thought-provoking. Watch it for what it has to say as well as for how it says it: with empathy, compassion and unwavering focus.

<i>Follower</i> Review: Insightful Film Maps A Socio-Political Landscape That Breeds Unthinking Intolerance

Follower Review: Insightful Film Maps A Socio-Political Landscape That Breeds Unthinking Intolerance

Saibal Chatterjee | Thursday February 02, 2023

Follower Review: The sure-handed independent film foregrounds the fissures between Belgaum's main linguistic groups.

<i>A Knock On The Door</i> Review: A Gut-Punch Of A Film Driven By Courage And Clarity

A Knock On The Door Review: A Gut-Punch Of A Film Driven By Courage And Clarity

Saibal Chatterjee | Wednesday February 01, 2023

A Knock On The Door Review: It draws its strength from the writing as well as stupendous performances from Adil Hussain and Amrita Chattopadhyay.

<i>Moha</i> Review: Santosh Sivan's Film Presents A Contrast Between Beauty And Bloodshed

Moha Review: Santosh Sivan's Film Presents A Contrast Between Beauty And Bloodshed

Saibal Chatterjee | Monday January 30, 2023

Moha Review: Jaaved Jaaferi, best known for his comic roles, is thrown into a deep end where he has no words to fall back on. He comes out with flying colours.

<i>Family</i> Review: Don Palathara's Film Is Mellow, Incisive And Attentively Chiselled

Family Review: Don Palathara's Film Is Mellow, Incisive And Attentively Chiselled

Saibal Chatterjee | Monday January 30, 2023

Family Review: Vinay Forrt fleshes out a character with multiple conflicting shades with a lot of effort to spare. The underplaying, which is an integral part of the design and the pitching of the film, enhances the impact of the performance.

<i>Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh</i> Review - Means Well Overall But Doesn't Fare Particularly Well

Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh Review - Means Well Overall But Doesn't Fare Particularly Well

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday January 27, 2023

Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh Review - The film is a reductionist, revisionist recreation of the assassination of the Father of the Nation by a Hindu zealot and an imagined aftermath.

<i>Pathaan</i> Review: Shah Rukh Khan Doesn't Miss A Trick In Phenomenally Entertaining Spy Thriller

Pathaan Review: Shah Rukh Khan Doesn't Miss A Trick In Phenomenally Entertaining Spy Thriller

Saibal Chatterjee | Wednesday January 25, 2023

Pathaan Review: Deepika Padukone pulls off the dual act of an irrepressible femme fatale and a committed soldier with elan.

<i>Mission Majnu</i> Review: Lively Performance By Sidharth Malhotra Helps Espionage Drama Spring To Life

Mission Majnu Review: Lively Performance By Sidharth Malhotra Helps Espionage Drama Spring To Life

Saibal Chatterjee | Friday January 20, 2023

Mission Majnu Review: It does not peddle the sort of shrill jingoism that Mumbai movies of this genre are wont to do these days. That welcome plus is, however, stubbed out by a major minus - a plot with weak sinews.

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