Squad Review: Newbies Rinzin Denzongpa, Malvika Raaj Flounder In Dead-On-Arrival DudSaibal Chatterjee | Friday November 12, 2021 Squad Review: Designed to showcase Danny Denzongpa's son and Anita Raaj's niece, all that the film manages to do is leave the hopeful duo high and dry because it just doesn't get off the ground.Special Ops 1.5 Review: Taut And Gripping With Kay Kay Menon In Fine FettleSaibal Chatterjee | Friday November 12, 2021 Special Ops 1.5 Review: Vinay Pathak (reprising his Abbas Sheikh role), Aftab Shivdasani (playing a RAW spy and happily married man) and Aadil Khan (as the principal antagonist) deliver solid performances.Red Notice Review: Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds' Film Promises The World, Delivers LittleSaibal Chatterjee | Friday November 12, 2021 Red Notice Review: The most expensive film ever to stream on Netflix, the action-adventure comedy is racy, even diverting in parts, but all things factored in, it never rises above its surface glitz and gloss.Meenakshi Sundareshwar Review: A Strange Film, Starring Sanya Malhotra And Abhimanyu DassaniWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Saturday November 06, 2021 Meenakshi Sundareshwar Review: Abhimanyu Dassani conveys the gawkiness of a man with limited social skills. Sanya Malhotra exudes enough charm and controlled vivacity not be swamped by the occasional verbosity around her.Sooryavanshi Review: Is Akshay Kumar's Film What The Doctor Ordered For Post-Pandemic Bollywood? AlmostWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday November 05, 2021 Sooryavanshi Review: Akshay's gait is stunt in itself: a cross between a model in the middle of a catwalk and a superhero about to take flight. Katrina Kaif pulls off a Tip tip barsa paani rejig with aplomb.Annaatthe Review: A Mess That Even Rajinikanth At Full Tilt Can't MitigateWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday November 05, 2021 Annaatthe Review: No character barring Kalaiayan (Rajinikanth), a righteous and tough village headman, emerges from the bloated wreck with his or her broad outlines visible and comprehensible.Jai Bhim Review: Suriya Is In Formidable Form In Riveting FilmSaibal Chatterjee | Monday November 01, 2021 Jai Bhim Review: Suriya, stepping out from his comfort zone, slips into the skin of activist-advocate Chandru, who made a career out of standing up for landless tribals before becoming a judge.Hum Do Hamare Do Review: Kriti Sanon's Is Most Noteworthy Performance In Unfunny CaperWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Friday October 29, 2021 Hum Do Hamare Do Review: Rajkummar Rao is saddled with the task of salvaging a poorly written protagonist whose impulses, compulsions and decisions border on the inexplicable.Invisible Demons Review: A Pertinent Essay On The Spectre Of Pollution In DelhiSaibal Chatterjee | Friday October 22, 2021 Invisible Demons Review: The film tells a chilling story we have been aware of for quite a while now but the way the filmmaker pieces together the details and accounts of those worst affected make it consistently gripping.Tabbar Review: Pavan Malhotra-Led Web-Series Is UnmissableSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday October 16, 2021 Tabbar Review: The eight-episode Punjabi/Hindi series utilizes the conventions of a crime thriller to mount an affecting, acute exploration of calamity, culpability and a clan in crisis.Sardar Udham Review: Vicky Kaushal Delivers His Best Performance To DateSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday October 16, 2021 Sardar Udham Review: The brilliantly lensed biopic also draws power from lead actor Vicky Kaushal's intense and intuitive performance.Dostojee Review: Prasun Chatterjee's Film Is An Exceptional Cinematic AccomplishmentSaibal Chatterjee | Wednesday October 13, 2021 Dostojee Review: The film posits friendship and humankind's capacity for empathy as a bulwark against bigotry but does not lose sight of the harsh reality that surrounds us.Pedro Review: Natesh Hegde's Film Is A Sharp-Cut Gem That Shines BrightSaibal Chatterjee | Saturday October 09, 2021 Pedro Review: The film is marked by a keen sense of place, which enhances its tone of documentary realism.Shiddat Review: Radhika Madan And Sunny Kaushal's Film's Heart Isn't Always In The Right PlaceSaibal Chatterjee | Friday October 01, 2021 Shiddat Review: Radhika Madan lends spunk, if not solidity, to Kartika. The chemistry between the leads is rudimentary. Mohit Raina adds some gravitas to the proceedings.No Time To Die Review: Daniel Craig Gets The Send-Off He DeservesWritten by Saibal Chatterjee | Thursday September 30, 2021 No Time To Die Review: Daniel Craig loses no opportunity to demonstrate why he has had such a salutary impact on the evolution of James Bond. His Bond is more impulsive, sensitive and passionate than ever before.1202122232425262728...29