Namra Shamim

Kesari: Chapter 2 – Jallianwala Bagh revisits one of the darkest moments of India’s struggle for freedom with unflinching intensity. The film’s opening sequence plunges you straight into the chaos of April 13, 1919, as General Dyer’s orders unleash terror on an unarmed crowd. The director balances grand-scale battle-style cinematography with intimate, human moments—a child’s cry, a mother’s desperate plea—that linger long after the credits roll.Kesari: Chapter 2 – Jallianwala Bagh stands as a powerful tribute to those who paid the ultimate price for freedom.

Coco is a stunning celebration of family, culture, and music, set against the vibrant backdrop of Mexico’s Día de los Muertos. The story follows Miguel, a young boy passionate about music, as he journeys to the Land of the Dead to uncover family secrets and the true meaning of remembrance. With breathtaking visuals, authentic cultural representation, and heartfelt performances, the film captivates from start to finish. Its poignant music, especially “Remember Me,” elevates the emotional depth, reminding us of the power of love, memory, and family. A masterpiece of animation and storytelling, Coco is a soulful, unforgettable experience.