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Chhorii 2 Review: A Horror Film That Forgets To Be Horrifying
Chhorii 2 Review: Unfortunately, much like a flashlight with dying batteries in a haunted house, the film's noble intentions flicker promisingly before leaving viewers stumbling in the dark.
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Akshay Kumar's Kesari Chapter 2: Who Is Lawyer C Sankaran Nair And Why His Story Needs To Be Told
In an age of manufactured heroes, here is a real one. And his story, now more than ever, demands to be heard.
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Cannot Get Over When Life Gives You Tangerines? Here's Why It Hit So Hard
In a sea of romantic leads who are either emotionally unavailable or unrealistically perfect, Gwan-sik stands out-not as a fantasy, but as the kind of man whose goodness feels attainable, because it's rooted in small, consistent acts of care.
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Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
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Test Review: R Madhavan And Nayanthara's Film Ultimately Fails Its Own Examination
Test Review: The film reflects its titular sporting format - lengthy, occasionally rewarding, but lacking the consistent dynamism needed to sustain interest across its duration.
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
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Exclusive: Malavika Mohanan On Her Telugu Debut With The Raja Saab: "Working With Prabhas Is A Milestone For Me"
"Prabhas' energy and commitment to his roles are inspiring. It's truly been a fantastic experience working with him," Malavika Mohanan told NDTV
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Adolescence And The Double Lives Of Teenagers: What Parents Don't See Online
Adolescence is not just about growing up; it is about shaping the adults these teenagers will become
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Adolescence Review: A Brutal, Brilliant And Breathtaking Masterclass In Storytelling
Adolescence Review: Philip Barantini's direction turns the one-take format into more than just a stylistic choice - it becomes an emotional weapon.
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Exclusive: AR Rahman Discharged From Hospital. Doctors Say, "He Is Absolutely Fine"
Earlier today, the musician's spokesperson shared that Rahman felt unwell and went for a check-up last night
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Be Happy Review: Abhishek Bachchan's Film Misses The Bull's Eye By Miles
Be Happy Review: The film's reliance on melodrama and a predictable formula detracts from its potential to offer a fresh perspective on the father-daughter dynamic or the pursuit of dreams.
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My Melbourne Review: A Mixed Bag That Doesn't Always Hit The Mark
My Melbourne Review: The anthology's brilliance lies not in grandiose gestures or heavy-handed moral lessons, but in its subtle, almost poetic portrayal of individuals grappling with identity, belonging and survival in a world that often seems indifferent to their struggles.
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90s Superstar, That Guy From That Forrest Gump Remake: How Does Gen Z See Aamir Khan?
For a generation raised on snappy 10-second reels and streaming platforms that offer an endless buffet of content, Aamir Khan is a name that exists somewhere between nostalgia and fading relevance.
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India And Italy Come Together To Redefine India's Taste In Wine
From the rolling vineyards of Piemonte to the sun-drenched slopes of Sicily, every bottle told a story of tradition, innovation and the unmistakable Italian flair for the exquisite.
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A Gen Z Review Of Namastey London: A Love Story That Thrived On Red Flags
When viewed through today's Gen-Z lens, its glossy exterior reveals a disturbing undercurrent of regressive ideas that have no place in modern storytelling.
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Chhorii 2 Review: A Horror Film That Forgets To Be Horrifying
Chhorii 2 Review: Unfortunately, much like a flashlight with dying batteries in a haunted house, the film's noble intentions flicker promisingly before leaving viewers stumbling in the dark.
-
Akshay Kumar's Kesari Chapter 2: Who Is Lawyer C Sankaran Nair And Why His Story Needs To Be Told
In an age of manufactured heroes, here is a real one. And his story, now more than ever, demands to be heard.
-
Cannot Get Over When Life Gives You Tangerines? Here's Why It Hit So Hard
In a sea of romantic leads who are either emotionally unavailable or unrealistically perfect, Gwan-sik stands out-not as a fantasy, but as the kind of man whose goodness feels attainable, because it's rooted in small, consistent acts of care.
-
Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
-
Test Review: R Madhavan And Nayanthara's Film Ultimately Fails Its Own Examination
Test Review: The film reflects its titular sporting format - lengthy, occasionally rewarding, but lacking the consistent dynamism needed to sustain interest across its duration.
-
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
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Exclusive: Malavika Mohanan On Her Telugu Debut With The Raja Saab: "Working With Prabhas Is A Milestone For Me"
"Prabhas' energy and commitment to his roles are inspiring. It's truly been a fantastic experience working with him," Malavika Mohanan told NDTV
-
Adolescence And The Double Lives Of Teenagers: What Parents Don't See Online
Adolescence is not just about growing up; it is about shaping the adults these teenagers will become
-
Adolescence Review: A Brutal, Brilliant And Breathtaking Masterclass In Storytelling
Adolescence Review: Philip Barantini's direction turns the one-take format into more than just a stylistic choice - it becomes an emotional weapon.
-
Exclusive: AR Rahman Discharged From Hospital. Doctors Say, "He Is Absolutely Fine"
Earlier today, the musician's spokesperson shared that Rahman felt unwell and went for a check-up last night
-
Be Happy Review: Abhishek Bachchan's Film Misses The Bull's Eye By Miles
Be Happy Review: The film's reliance on melodrama and a predictable formula detracts from its potential to offer a fresh perspective on the father-daughter dynamic or the pursuit of dreams.
-
My Melbourne Review: A Mixed Bag That Doesn't Always Hit The Mark
My Melbourne Review: The anthology's brilliance lies not in grandiose gestures or heavy-handed moral lessons, but in its subtle, almost poetic portrayal of individuals grappling with identity, belonging and survival in a world that often seems indifferent to their struggles.
-
90s Superstar, That Guy From That Forrest Gump Remake: How Does Gen Z See Aamir Khan?
For a generation raised on snappy 10-second reels and streaming platforms that offer an endless buffet of content, Aamir Khan is a name that exists somewhere between nostalgia and fading relevance.
-
India And Italy Come Together To Redefine India's Taste In Wine
From the rolling vineyards of Piemonte to the sun-drenched slopes of Sicily, every bottle told a story of tradition, innovation and the unmistakable Italian flair for the exquisite.
-
A Gen Z Review Of Namastey London: A Love Story That Thrived On Red Flags
When viewed through today's Gen-Z lens, its glossy exterior reveals a disturbing undercurrent of regressive ideas that have no place in modern storytelling.
