Sreya Paul

The movie started out really great, with amazing actors and a really good story line but it was kind of ruined at the end. Rachel was such a strong character to begin with, but to make her a confused woman cheating on her fiance, rather coming out clean and strong about their pointless relationship was a really botched writing at the end. The Christmas cheer was away alright till the very end!

What an amazing inspiring movie to watch! Hats off to the director, Kartik Aryan, Viraz Raaz and all the other actors!!! Especially, Aryan, Take a Bow!!!, he has come out of his 'Pyaar ka Punchnama' trope and their actor is here to stay!! Also, thank God the movie by Kabir Khan, for I feel, otherwise the 90% of us, who aren't preparing for competitive exams or are sports enthusiasts, especially ones who follow Paralympics, that huge population would never have known about the perseverance of such an important hero, as Petkar! Go watch the movie, for Kartik Aryan, for Vijay Raaz and of course for Muralikant Petkar!!!

I finally got around to watch 'Aftersun' and man oh man, the film just dug a forever hole in my heart. The constant strife with oneself to not let your demons show infront of your child, to the whole full circle moment when the child grows up to realise that sometimes, we do remember different versions of our parents, the film in itself is a masterpiece to be watched and re watched, discussed and cried at for its poignant portrayal of love, depression and loss. That one scene, amongst many, where young Sophie, lies in bed and tells her dad, how sometimes even after spending a great fun day we come home and just feel sad or tired and low, while listening to his daughter's thoughts the realisation dawns upon Callum that he might have passed his depression to his daughter, the subsequent disgust that takes over, where although he tries reassuring Sophie, but mostly himself that they are here to have a good time, but just ends up spitting his disgust for himself and the disease on the mirror, is a scene that made me sink into the seat. Watch it at your own risk.

It's one the best movies of 2019 so far. It showcases the struggle and anticipations of us, the less popular ones and shows it's not the number of friends but the quality of friendship that matters. It's incredibly funny and heart touching at the same time. The actors have done a wonderful job. Kudos to the first time director, Wilde.

So, finally, the next movie after Endgame is out! Spiderman Far from Home, wasn't everything one would expect after the grandeur of Endgame, it was a fill up, hence one could definitely feel the void created by the former movie. But it was true to it's timing. Holland, lived up to the character and expectations and so did the other actors. Gyllenhaal was both a surprise and a treat to watch. Marvel fans or not, it's a good one to start being one. A definite watch for its background score and witty comebacks. If one's excited for the Phase V of Marvel, this one is a must watch! Enjoy!

I came across this movie as I was wondering to find something that would be light and fun to watch. Imagining a world without "The Beatles", oh what a shocking idea to go by! Himesh Patel does an amazing job showing utmost passion for both the music and the acting, what a soulful voice! The surprise was getting a glimpse of Lenon, I mean, yeah, if "the Beatles" never existed, Lenon, would be alive and happy, the film guesses!! The ending is to look out for and happy watching! Finally, a world without 'The Beatles' would be a worse one! Happy watching!