Hasim Abdul Halim

“The Bengal Files is nothing but a poorly made propaganda piece. The storytelling is weak, the acting feels forced, and the entire film is one-sided with zero depth or research. Instead of presenting facts, it shamelessly pushes a biased agenda. The direction is messy, dialogues sound artificial, and the cinematography looks like a low-budget drama. It’s not cinema, it’s political theatre disguised as a movie. A complete waste of time and money — avoid at all costs!”

Kesari Chapter 2 is a disgraceful attempt at storytelling that not only insults the intelligence of its audience but shamelessly distorts history for cheap thrills and forced nationalism. The film takes significant historical events and twists them beyond recognition, turning nuanced, complex realities into cartoonish, one-dimensional propaganda. Historical figures are either reduced to caricatures or villainized without reason, while actual events are whitewashed or exaggerated to fit the filmmakers' agenda. The blatant inaccuracies in the depiction of battles, characters, and political motives are not just careless — they are irresponsible. It’s a dangerous precedent when cinema starts rewriting facts for fan service and ticket sales. As someone who respects history and believes in preserving the integrity of our past, watching Kesari Chapter 2 felt like an insult. The makers owe both the audience and the legacy of the actual warriors an apology. If you value authenticity and thoughtful storytelling, avoid this film. A complete disaster masquerading as history.

Lucky Bhaskar is a gripping crime drama that delves into the world of financial scams. Dulquer Salmaan shines as a middle-class man caught in a whirlwind of greed and ambition. The film's engaging screenplay, stellar performances, and thought-provoking themes make it a must-watch for fans of the genre.

"Kill" (2024) is a cinematic triumph, delivering a perfect blend of suspense, action, and emotional depth. The plot twists keep you on the edge of your seat, and the performances, particularly by the lead, are nothing short of stellar. The direction is masterful, with stunning visuals and a gripping narrative that never lets up. The soundtrack complements the film beautifully, enhancing the intense atmosphere. "Kill" is a must-watch, setting a new standard for action thrillers. It's a movie that stays with you long after the credits roll, proving to be an unforgettable experience.

"Sarfira" is a disjointed mess, plagued by poor acting, a nonsensical plot, and laughably bad dialogue. The pacing is agonizingly slow, and the special effects are shockingly amateurish. It’s a waste of time, devoid of any redeeming qualities. Avoid at all costs.

"Swatantrata Veer Savarkar is a poorly executed biopic with a lackluster script, wooden performances, and direction that fails to capture the essence of its subject. The film is a disservice to both history and cinema, leaving audiences disappointed and underwhelmed."

Good story but hatred is the only weapon, proved it

It is the best movie behind the world first atomic bomb , And showing true sense of hindutva Kamasutra?

Worst film, No truth in it .. It's just spreading fake ideologies...