Flesh Review

Mortal Kombat 1 Review: Marking a new era in the bone-krunching franchise, Mortal Kombat 1 is a neat entry for newcomers to the fighting game genre. This soft reboot doesn’t reinvent its roots in any form but drastically evolves over its predecessors from a visual perspective, delivering more gore and excellent cinematics. The new Kameo system op...

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.

Monica, O My Darling Review: Rajkummar Rao is never off the boil. Huma Qureshi fleshes out Monica in all her splendour. Radhika Apte takes to the role of a chatty policewoman.

Darlings Review: Vijay Varma fleshes out an extremely unlikeable man whose notions of love border on the sociopathic. Roshan Mathew, too, thrives on bringing a quiet efficiency to his performances.

Vikram: Hitlist Review - Kamal Haasan is fabulous. Vijay Sethupathi fleshes out an edgy criminal whose frazzled heart and addled mind push him in startling directions.

Moon Knight episode 2 review and recap: Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac) learns about Marc Spector’s wife Layla El-Faouly (May Calamawy), and villain Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) reveals his big plan. Download and watch Moon Knight episode 2 online on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.

Bhoothakaalam Review: Fleshed out with commendable control by Revathi and Shane Nigam, a woman and her unemployed son confront a rapid unravelling of their lives in a house where a dark secret lurks in the shadows.

Hawkeye episode 6 review and recap: Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) and Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) have to handle Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) and Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) in an explosive Christmas party. Hawkeye finale episode 6 now streaming on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.

Dhamaka Raview: Kartik Aaryan fleshes out a believable television news anchor desperately seeking to regain his lost glory, conveying the restiveness and resolve of a man determined to go for broke no matter what.

Paka: River Of Blood Review - The performances by the cast capture the everyday rhythms of the region even as the actors rise to the challenge of fleshing out characters who are caught in situations that are anything but ordinary.

Ray Review: The Manoj Bajpayee-Gajraj Rao duet wins hands down although Kay Kay Menon as the tormented prosthetics man in Bahrupia isn't far behind. Ali Fazal fleshes out a cocky, self-serving numbers man who pushes his luck too far.

Ammonite Review: Kate Winslet fleshes out the character with striking empathy and exactitude, Saoirse Ronan serves as the ideal foil.

The Hyundai Alcazar is here, and we had a chance to briefly experience the SUV in the flesh, and spend some time with its camouflaged version, ahead of its global debut.

Flesh Review: Swara Bhasker pulls off the upright cop act with effort to spare. Akshay Oberoi conveys the degree of menace required to put the fear of evil in the hearts of the ordinary mortals around him.

Choked Review: The principal performances are stunningly free-flowing. Saiyami Kher fleshes out a strong-willed woman who is instantly relatable. Roshan Mathew gives the husband just the right mix of carefree and vulnerable.

Mortal Kombat 1 Review: Marking a new era in the bone-krunching franchise, Mortal Kombat 1 is a neat entry for newcomers to the fighting game genre. This soft reboot doesn’t reinvent its roots in any form but drastically evolves over its predecessors from a visual perspective, delivering more gore and excellent cinematics. The new Kameo system op...

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.

Monica, O My Darling Review: Rajkummar Rao is never off the boil. Huma Qureshi fleshes out Monica in all her splendour. Radhika Apte takes to the role of a chatty policewoman.

Darlings Review: Vijay Varma fleshes out an extremely unlikeable man whose notions of love border on the sociopathic. Roshan Mathew, too, thrives on bringing a quiet efficiency to his performances.

Vikram: Hitlist Review - Kamal Haasan is fabulous. Vijay Sethupathi fleshes out an edgy criminal whose frazzled heart and addled mind push him in startling directions.

Moon Knight episode 2 review and recap: Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac) learns about Marc Spector’s wife Layla El-Faouly (May Calamawy), and villain Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) reveals his big plan. Download and watch Moon Knight episode 2 online on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.

Bhoothakaalam Review: Fleshed out with commendable control by Revathi and Shane Nigam, a woman and her unemployed son confront a rapid unravelling of their lives in a house where a dark secret lurks in the shadows.

Hawkeye episode 6 review and recap: Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) and Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) have to handle Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) and Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) in an explosive Christmas party. Hawkeye finale episode 6 now streaming on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.

Dhamaka Raview: Kartik Aaryan fleshes out a believable television news anchor desperately seeking to regain his lost glory, conveying the restiveness and resolve of a man determined to go for broke no matter what.

Paka: River Of Blood Review - The performances by the cast capture the everyday rhythms of the region even as the actors rise to the challenge of fleshing out characters who are caught in situations that are anything but ordinary.

Ray Review: The Manoj Bajpayee-Gajraj Rao duet wins hands down although Kay Kay Menon as the tormented prosthetics man in Bahrupia isn't far behind. Ali Fazal fleshes out a cocky, self-serving numbers man who pushes his luck too far.

Ammonite Review: Kate Winslet fleshes out the character with striking empathy and exactitude, Saoirse Ronan serves as the ideal foil.

The Hyundai Alcazar is here, and we had a chance to briefly experience the SUV in the flesh, and spend some time with its camouflaged version, ahead of its global debut.

Flesh Review: Swara Bhasker pulls off the upright cop act with effort to spare. Akshay Oberoi conveys the degree of menace required to put the fear of evil in the hearts of the ordinary mortals around him.

Choked Review: The principal performances are stunningly free-flowing. Saiyami Kher fleshes out a strong-willed woman who is instantly relatable. Roshan Mathew gives the husband just the right mix of carefree and vulnerable.