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Hanu-Man Review: Telugu Superhero Film Blends Mythic And Mundane
Hanu-Man Review: Repackages superhero movie tropes within the cliched parameters of a overtly religion-centric drama.
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Dry Day Review: A Tedious And Mediocre Social Satire
Dry Day Review: Jitendra Kumar is well within his comfort zone. It should have been a cakewalk for him. But since the tropes that the screenplay places at his disposal do not add up to much, vacuous prattle is all that the role allows him to peddle.
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Neeyat Review: Vidya Balan Makes An Unconventional Crime Investigator
Neeyat Review: Vidya discards the usual a-woman-who-knows-it-all tropes and uses a low-key, unshowy acting style to convey a range of emotions in a role that allows her to traverse an impressively wide gamut.
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Gullak 3 Review: The Writing Isn't As Impeccable This Time Around But Acting Is Absolutely Top-Notch
Gullak 3 Review: It is easy to get into the swing despite the familiar tropes - or perhaps, because of them - when actors like Geetanjali Kulkarni and Jameel Khan go all out to do what they are best at.
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Attack Review: John Abraham, As A Super Soldier, Goes All Out With Action Tropes
Attack Review: To the credit of director Lakshya Raj Anand, the fast-paced hostage drama stops short of being a dreadful assault on the senses.
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Bollywood Logic: 5 Movie Cliches That Defy Common Sense
Bollywood movies are full of things that would never happen in real life, and perhaps that is exactly what makes them so fun to watch. Here is a look at some Bollywood cliches that have entertained generations of movie-goers, realistic or not.
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Bhoomi Movie Review: Sanjay Dutt Deserves Better Than This Mangled Mess
Bhoomi Movie Review: Sanjay Dutt's comeback film is riddled with predictable tropes and sexist cliches and offers little that makes sense.
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Hanu-Man Review: Telugu Superhero Film Blends Mythic And Mundane
Hanu-Man Review: Repackages superhero movie tropes within the cliched parameters of a overtly religion-centric drama.
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Dry Day Review: A Tedious And Mediocre Social Satire
Dry Day Review: Jitendra Kumar is well within his comfort zone. It should have been a cakewalk for him. But since the tropes that the screenplay places at his disposal do not add up to much, vacuous prattle is all that the role allows him to peddle.
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Neeyat Review: Vidya Balan Makes An Unconventional Crime Investigator
Neeyat Review: Vidya discards the usual a-woman-who-knows-it-all tropes and uses a low-key, unshowy acting style to convey a range of emotions in a role that allows her to traverse an impressively wide gamut.
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Gullak 3 Review: The Writing Isn't As Impeccable This Time Around But Acting Is Absolutely Top-Notch
Gullak 3 Review: It is easy to get into the swing despite the familiar tropes - or perhaps, because of them - when actors like Geetanjali Kulkarni and Jameel Khan go all out to do what they are best at.
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Attack Review: John Abraham, As A Super Soldier, Goes All Out With Action Tropes
Attack Review: To the credit of director Lakshya Raj Anand, the fast-paced hostage drama stops short of being a dreadful assault on the senses.
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Bollywood Logic: 5 Movie Cliches That Defy Common Sense
Bollywood movies are full of things that would never happen in real life, and perhaps that is exactly what makes them so fun to watch. Here is a look at some Bollywood cliches that have entertained generations of movie-goers, realistic or not.
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Bhoomi Movie Review: Sanjay Dutt Deserves Better Than This Mangled Mess
Bhoomi Movie Review: Sanjay Dutt's comeback film is riddled with predictable tropes and sexist cliches and offers little that makes sense.
