The frenzy of big scale action cinemas with big guns and pan-indian cinemas is still fresh in the industry. Harom Hara aspires to be at a large scale. Yes, the […]
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We all were super excited to see Hrithik Rohan playing different roles for the Dhoom series. Our minds were blown when Kamal Hassan was playing 10 different roles in his
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Navdeep’s highly ambitious Love Mouli is an interesting movie from Tollywood that excites more– just before it leaves with disappointment. Navdeep ‘re-introduces’ as 2.0 with Love Mouli by playing the
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Kajal Aggarwal aced her actions with an ease, just as her idol Vijayashanti did. “The Queen of Masses”–as referred to in the title cards– Kajal Aggarwal, is a ‘sincere’ She-Team
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Too many Godzilla films have been made in the history of cinema across the world. However, it is believed that Hollywood and Japanese cinema contributed most to the franchise. Godzilla
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Gam Gam Ganesha is a wanna-be funky heist thriller with no thrills but a few laughs. Thrillers can be the easiest genres to write, you just have to hide something
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The Gangs of Godavari’s Kovvuru is not a caste war as we may expect. It’s about the usual story of a rags to riches, towering over the power of others,
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KALKI 2898 AD: the movie which did very little revealing, now the revelation is expanding. Bujji and Bhairava, as it was promoted, is a prelude to the feature film Kalki.
Sri Ranga Neethulu is a good watch that can lighten up your mood as well as learn a few lessons on the way too. That is why very few good cinemas exist.
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Randeep Hooda’s ambitious project as a debut writer and director succumbs to mere villainizing and valorising: The best tool for a propaganda film. Right from the announcement of the Swatantrya
