Reo George

The movie was quite an emotional ride, the ensemble played their parts with absolute brilliance. It's not your warm cozy Christmas movie but it does let you know what Christmas is all about. Being together with love.

Season 5 is just poor writing, too many lengthy conversations and story isn't as engaging as the previous seasons. The conflicts between the characters and love triangles feel so forced. As an audience you're spoonfed so much in this season and yet we feel left out of the world of Hawkins. Overall this is a poor production for a final season of what could have been an epic series. First GOT, now this.

Rajination with a moral oriented narration. Worth every penny.

The story maybe a cliché but the direction is brilliant, the plot keeps you on the edge and the cast have nailed their roles, shows you the psychological impact deep space can have on a person and why space travel isn't a viable option. Good thriller to watch but trigger warning for those with mental health issues.

The movie is just made to set a premise to boost Pranav's career as an actor, there is a visible attempt throughout the movie to portray him as the next Mohanlal in the industry also we've got Kalyani who is again another accomplice of nepotism in the industry. The movie - it is an attempted coming of age movie gone horribly wrong, thanks to Pranav's acting skills, he's basically playing the role of a guy who's figuring things out in life as he grows from a fresher to a graduate. He meets 3 women in his life out of which he gets married to one in the end. The screenplay is poor and disappointingly long with a run time of 2 hours 51 minutes. Probably the only good thing about the movie were the songs and cinematography. Overall it is a movie trying to explore which genre Pranav might beloooong to. Eventually to realise the dude can't act for nuts.

The US Air Force received a huge spike in the number of applicants after Top Gun was released. Sarpatta will be that revolutionary movie for the Indian boxing aspirants. Sarpatta is not just a movie, it's a cult classic with a subtle taste of political history.