Sarbesh Chaudhury

Fantastic film. Impactful dialogues. Performances were exceptional - Preity Zinta had the most powerful scenes. Hope she returns to movies. SRK really showed his versatility - this is easily the most vile, unlikeable character he has played, and he had the guts to portray it without any vanity. Hope KJo makes such layered dramas more.

It's the best of the three Poirot films directed by Branagh. Especially because of Poirot's characters' evolution. Branagah, Tina Fey, and Jude Hill are fantastic. May this series continue.

Madhuri is an absolute goddess. Would love to see more of her work on screen

All your papa johars and nadiadwalas will never promote or support content with powerhouses like balan and shah. A great script elevated by great performances. Superb. It's a pleasure to watch vidya balan nail her scenes and holding your attention. Since all these years, this lady has been nothing short of magnificent. May Vidya keep doing her good work. And this is Shefali Shah's year, and i genuinely hope both actresses continue to deliver such powerful content in the future. Jai ho.

I loved all 5 seasons. The sensitive, balanced, nuanced approach is what makes this Netflix's best. All three actresses who portray the Queen are superb - Claire Foy, Olivia Colman and Imelda get their scenes to shine in. Amongst others, John Lithgow as Churchill, Vanessa Kirby and Helena Bonham Carter as the Margarets, Elizabeth Debicki as Diana, Josh O Connor as Charles, and Gillian Anderson as Thatcher are standouts. Lovely dialogues, screenplay, cinematography and an excellent soundtrack across the five seasons. To those calling the show one-sided and cruel, it is anything but a love letter to the Crown and the members of the royal family - who, despite their scandals, have been shown with considerate sensitivity and neutrality. It doesn't get more human than this. It is the most monarchist tribute by a group of artists who majorly inclince to the politically labour/anti-monarchist ideology of thought. May we see the consistency in the ultimate season. Bravo.

I dont know why people hate on this franchise. It's JK Rowling marvellously carrying on the HP legacy, and it's fresh as well as nostalgic. While I missed Johnny Depp, Mikkelsen makes a haunting Grindelwald. And Eddie Redmayne is nothing short of perfect as Newt. And, nothing is as adorable as pick and the niffler.

The show did keep you hooked. Madhuri, Lakshvir, Muskaan, Suhasini, Rajshri were all very good in their roles. It's just that it was a bit predictable, and the pace was slow. Looking forward to Season 2.

The second half just went on and on. Alia doesn't have the screen presence to hold you for 3 hours. I felt bad that way more brilliant actors were upstaged by here. Would love to see seema pahwa do more meaty serious roles. I never enjoyer SLB films. His films have ambition, but are quite mediocre afterall...it does not rattle you emotionally. Neither did this.

I enjoyed it. It was not a very faithful adaptation of the book. But they managed to encompass the crucial bits very well. All three central players - Daniel, Rupert, and Emma - were exceptional in their performances. I loved the way they showed the school ball, and the traditions of a school tournament. Makes you very nostalgic of your school and college days. I wish they had not simplified some sub plots. They criminally shortened Rita Skeeter's role in the franchise. The ending was abrupt...it would've been nice to see the chaos gradually erupt. But then again, the core chemistry among the friends is so heartwarming that one can't complain.

Dark, brutal yet brilliant....this is a Harry Potter unlike anything the franchise has seen before. Watch it for its sheer brilliance, in terms of technicality and emotional heft.