Yes, we are kind of tired of the sequel-based Cinematic universes. Yet, we love to watch this Demonte Cinematic Universe that just increased the scale
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When the first part of Stree was released in 2018, it was praised for its successful implementation of the horror-comedy genre. Stree 2 raids on
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Puri Jagannath is one of the most revered film makers of yesterday. It makes me stop typing for a moment and reflect on when I
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The veteran Dada Saheb Phalke awardee LV Prasad’s fourth movie as a director, Mana Desam, is the first movie to be made on Nationalist sentiments
Harish Shankar’s love for commercial cinema can’t save Mr. Bachchan. The commerciality of punch dialogues before and after energetic slow-mo fights are fun to watch
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Anurag Paluta’s debut feature for Etv Win is more about the emotions of a dysfunctional family than the joyful fun moments that are thrown to
Niharika Konidela’s debut as a producer of a feature film and Yadhu Vamsi’s debut as a writer-director relies heavily on triggering the lost romantic nostalgia
Allu Sirish starrer Buddy might work on mindless TV running for no audience on a boring afternoon when the adults are having a siesta. Aditya
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This Misson-Impossible-ish plot might need a Tom-Cruise-ish only if the story could be a little better convincing, without turning the plot into an excruciating farce.
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Ullozhukku is a story of how two women understand the plight of each other and accept them without any pride or contempt. Just as it
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