The Great Indian Kitchen : Director Jeo Baby’s “The Great Indian Kitchen” sparked a dialogue about women’s daily confrontations with patriarchy, sexism, and superstition. During the lockdown, the Malayalam film gained unexpected popularity and received critical acclaim. Now, two years later, the Tamil remake of the same name has hit theaters on February 3. Let’s […]
Bhoomi Review : In “Bhoomi,” we meet the protagonist Bhoominathan (Jayam Ravi), an astronaut and scientist at NASA, who returns to his native Tamil Nadu with his mother (Saranya Ponvannan). Discovering the struggles of local farmers, he ditches his Mars mission to fight for their rights. Movie Ratings Release Date 14 January 2021 Language Hindi,
Red Review : The murder of a man at his beach house triggers a series of events involving two doppelgangers, leaving authorities puzzled over which look-alike is the culprit. Release Date 14 January 2021 Language Hindi, Telugu Genre Crime, Thriller Duration 2h 26min Cast Ram Pothineni, Nivetha Pethuraj, Malvika Sharma, Amritha Aiyer, Sampath Raj, Vennela
The Power Review : In Mumbai, the Thakur crime family faces sudden threats as rival gangs unite to launch a deadly attack on patriarch Kalidas Thakur (Mahesh V. Manjrekar) and his younger son, Devidas (Vidyut Jammwal). As they navigate these perilous times, their once unbreakable family bonds are put to the test in ‘The Power’.
Krack Review : Pothuraju Veera Shankar (played by Ravi Teja) is a fiery circle inspector from Andhra Pradesh who despises any mention of his background. Known for his aggressive policing style, he strikes fear into the hearts of notorious criminals wherever he is stationed in the state. When he is assigned to Ongole, he crosses
12 ‘O’ Clock Review : The story centers around a young girl named Gauri, who is haunted by frequent nightmares and begins sleepwalking. As random killings occur in Mumbai, suspicion falls on Gauri, who becomes withdrawn and exhibits strange behavior. However, her family remains oblivious to her struggles. The mystery of Gauri’s condition unfolds, raising
Kaagaz Review : In an effort to sustain his band-baja business, Bharat Lal (Pankaj Tripathi) seeks a loan from a local bank in Uttar Pradesh. However, he soon discovers that his uncle and cousins have deceitfully declared him legally dead, seizing his rightful share of the family land. Despite the comedic references to the late
Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) settle in an American suburb as a seemingly ordinary young couple, but there’s more beneath the surface. Release Date 15 January 2021 Language English Genre
Bringing literary works to the screen is no simple task, especially when it involves merging them with the modern world of gadgets and social media. Yet, the creators of Sherlock managed to pull it off seamlessly before, and now, with Lupin, George Kay and François Uzan elevate this fusion of classic tales and contemporary settings
Minari offers a semi-autobiographical glimpse into writer and director Lee Isaac Chung’s upbringing in a Korean immigrant family in 1980s Arkansas. The narrative centers on the Yi family — consisting of the father (Steven Yeun), mother, their two children, and grandmother — as they relocate to Arkansas, where the father embarks on a farming venture