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Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
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L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
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Why Rani Mukerji Fell In Love With Aditya Chopra: "He Is Extremely Private"
Rani Mukerji was last seen in Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway. She is gearing up for Mardaani 3, slated to release in theatres in 2026
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Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: Not As Unique As It Claims
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: It is led by a quartet of Bengali movie stars who give it their all.
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The Diplomat Review: John Abraham Does Justice To The Role
The Diplomat Review: Kumud Mishra, as always, and Jagjeet Sandhu, in the role of a shockingly detestable man, are both solid.
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Kahaani: "It Wasn't Just A Film; It Was A Turning Point In My Journey As An Actor," Says Parambrata Chatterjee
On the work front, Parambrata Chatterjee will next be seen in Khakee: The Bengali Chapter
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Nadaaniyan Review: A Passably Lively But Spectacularly Shallow Rom-Com
Nadaaniyan Review: Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor (in her third film) are saddled with the unbearable lightness of a story that rests on vacuous contrivances built around a clash of social strata and personal predisposition.
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Prosenjit, Ritwik Bhowmik's Khakee: The Bengal Chapter To Release On Netflix On This Date
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter marks Prosenjit Chatterjee and Jeet Madnani's first collaboration
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Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Release Date Confirmed: Here Everything You Need to Know
Neeraj Pandey’s Khakee: The Bengal Chapter is set to release on Netflix on March 20, 2025. Featuring Jeet and Prosenjit Chatterjee in lead roles, the series dives into the turbulent world of crime and politics in early 2000s Bengal. Directed by Debatma Mandal and Tushar Kanti Ray, the show follows IPS Arjun Maitra’s struggle against powerful ga...
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Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi's Performance Is Half The Battle Won
Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi pulls her weight without missing a beat. She is ably supported by a wonderful ensemble cast that includes Jyotika, Nimisha Sajayan, Sai Tamhankar, Lillete Dubey, Shalini Pandey and Anjali Anand.
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Crazxy Review: Sohum Shah Pulls It Off With Aplomb
Crazxy Review: The film dares to be different and sticks to its guns.
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Superboys Of Malegaon Review: The Film Is An All-Round Delight
Superboys Of Malegaon Review: Fuelled by measured performances that blend energy with restraint, the characters and the film are in reach for the sky, while staying firmly rooted to the ground
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Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: To Biwi Or Not To Biwi? No Answer In This Arjun Kapoor Film
Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: Arjun Kapoor is back in his comfort zone, Bhumi Pednekar plays a hard boiled Punjabi woman, while Rakul Preet Singh is all about the swag
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Crime Beat Review: Saqib Saleem's Series Is Not A Crackling Thriller, But Worth Bingeing On
Crime Beat Review: Saqib Saleem holds the fort with confidence in this series. Saba Azad and Sai Tamhankar do the same in a male-dominated show.
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Chhaava Review: Noteworthy Performance From Vicky Kaushal, But The Film Doesn't Roar
Chhaava Review: The film, has far greater depth than the top-heavy treatment that it deploys in order to pay tribute to Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj
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Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
-
L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
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Why Rani Mukerji Fell In Love With Aditya Chopra: "He Is Extremely Private"
Rani Mukerji was last seen in Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway. She is gearing up for Mardaani 3, slated to release in theatres in 2026
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Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: Not As Unique As It Claims
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: It is led by a quartet of Bengali movie stars who give it their all.
-
The Diplomat Review: John Abraham Does Justice To The Role
The Diplomat Review: Kumud Mishra, as always, and Jagjeet Sandhu, in the role of a shockingly detestable man, are both solid.
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Kahaani: "It Wasn't Just A Film; It Was A Turning Point In My Journey As An Actor," Says Parambrata Chatterjee
On the work front, Parambrata Chatterjee will next be seen in Khakee: The Bengali Chapter
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Nadaaniyan Review: A Passably Lively But Spectacularly Shallow Rom-Com
Nadaaniyan Review: Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor (in her third film) are saddled with the unbearable lightness of a story that rests on vacuous contrivances built around a clash of social strata and personal predisposition.
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Prosenjit, Ritwik Bhowmik's Khakee: The Bengal Chapter To Release On Netflix On This Date
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter marks Prosenjit Chatterjee and Jeet Madnani's first collaboration
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Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Release Date Confirmed: Here Everything You Need to Know
Neeraj Pandey’s Khakee: The Bengal Chapter is set to release on Netflix on March 20, 2025. Featuring Jeet and Prosenjit Chatterjee in lead roles, the series dives into the turbulent world of crime and politics in early 2000s Bengal. Directed by Debatma Mandal and Tushar Kanti Ray, the show follows IPS Arjun Maitra’s struggle against powerful ga...
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Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi's Performance Is Half The Battle Won
Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi pulls her weight without missing a beat. She is ably supported by a wonderful ensemble cast that includes Jyotika, Nimisha Sajayan, Sai Tamhankar, Lillete Dubey, Shalini Pandey and Anjali Anand.
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Crazxy Review: Sohum Shah Pulls It Off With Aplomb
Crazxy Review: The film dares to be different and sticks to its guns.
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Superboys Of Malegaon Review: The Film Is An All-Round Delight
Superboys Of Malegaon Review: Fuelled by measured performances that blend energy with restraint, the characters and the film are in reach for the sky, while staying firmly rooted to the ground
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Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: To Biwi Or Not To Biwi? No Answer In This Arjun Kapoor Film
Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: Arjun Kapoor is back in his comfort zone, Bhumi Pednekar plays a hard boiled Punjabi woman, while Rakul Preet Singh is all about the swag
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Crime Beat Review: Saqib Saleem's Series Is Not A Crackling Thriller, But Worth Bingeing On
Crime Beat Review: Saqib Saleem holds the fort with confidence in this series. Saba Azad and Sai Tamhankar do the same in a male-dominated show.
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Chhaava Review: Noteworthy Performance From Vicky Kaushal, But The Film Doesn't Roar
Chhaava Review: The film, has far greater depth than the top-heavy treatment that it deploys in order to pay tribute to Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj
