Jeanie Kumar

This drama definitely changed the way I think. Go ahead and watch it, you won't regret it.

I was very late in watching this series, something which I really regret now. I stumbled upon the film adaptation starring RDJ and Jude Law. Loved it. But then I was told about the BBC TV Show Sherlock, and decided to watch it. Let me tell you. It was one of THE BEST DECISIONS OF NY LIFE. ************MAJOR SPOILERS************* At first, I thought the deductions made by Sherlock regarding John were brilliant, and then comes the scene where he recalls all the routes of London. Then comes I AM **** locked (we all know what that is😜) and then comes the epic fall... Each time I wondered whether Ben and Martin could surprise me further. And they did. The scene of the mind Palace blew my mind. The actors are FRICKING AMAZING. Benedict Cumberbatch is absolutely legendary. The range in his acting is unmatched. And don't get me started on Martin Freeman, who gave such realistic expressions and such a moving performance in the last episode of season 2. Also to those who have started now, you'll have a hell of a time watching the frost episode of season 3😂😂 I LOVE THIS SERIES

AVENGERS ENDGAME REVIEW(spoilers included) Although I'm pretty sure everyone knows what happens by now. I am not going to lie. I have never been an avid marvel fan. My friends would go crazy whenever a new film came out, but I was totally oblivious, something which I deeply regret now. And then there was this craze for endgame and I decided to give it a try. I watched a few marvel films - 3 to be precise - to get a little insight into the marvel universe so that I wouldn't be absolutely blank in the theatre. Those 3 films were civil war, infinity war, and the avengers. My instant favourite was iron man😍. I have never been afraid or disturbed by spoilers. My friends had told me beforehand that blackwidow and iron man will die. Therefore I was expecting it. But GOSH I WAS SO WRONG. I hadn't liked infinity wars that much, being completely alien to the guardians of the galaxy universe (pun intended). But endgame turned out to be a wonderful film and honestly the best action film I have ever seen. Before I knew it I was laughing, crying a little and swearing whenever something went wrong with the avengers. I won't be telling the whole story, because you can read that on Wikipedia as well😂. Please do not kill me, but I went to watch the film 21 days after it was released. I wish I had watched it sooner... In the end I had to ask my dad for his handkerchief - throughout my journey in this universe (which has just begun😅) I had become so attached to Tony stark and his personality that it was too much to take. I WAS LITERALLY SOBBING. Please sit with a box of tissues. The vfx and sound effects are definitely on point, and so are the skills of the entire cast. This film was the perfect end to an incredibly graceful and imaginative franchise. I don't have any words to express my opinion on this topic. I guess I will just say... I love it 3000 ❤️

Finally finished watching Sierra Burgess is a loser. To be honest, this is the first Netflix film I've watched. And I loved it. The cast was amazing, and the plot was far from abysmal. It was unique and really hilarious here and there. But the story touched topics people like me don't usually talk about. Physical appearances. While bad appearances affect impressions, they don't decide everything. The end conveys the essence that there are people who judge it, and people who live with it and love it.

It's a whirlwind of emotions- mainly anxiety and remorse. Raazi is the story of a girl who goes from saving tiny squirrels to killing the people dear to her. Sehmat is a 20 year old student who sacrifices her everything to make her father and her country proud. The series of events will destroy your nails, and the end will destroy your mascara. Alia's commendable performance makes it a masterpiece which shouldn't be missed. वतन के आगे कुछ नहीं, खुद भी नहीं |

This film was certainly not what I had expected. It isn't something you desperately wouldn't want to miss. The first half offers a whirlpool of emotions, mainly negative. Intimacy, exasperation, despair and all. You mainly see crying and very discouraging moments. In short, the first part is definitely exaggerated. The second part, however, is the polar opposite. Very predictable, but unrealistic. Sonam plays her usual 'chirpy but sometimes emotional' self. It is quickly wrapped up, and you have little time to process. On the positive note, this topic hasn't been approached by anyone before. It was a rather bold step to showcase the pitiable situations of the rural ladies during their '5 day test match'.

Well, I just watched it. It's basically for teenagers I suppose. Kids can see it, but adults should accompany them. It's really cool, imaginative and quite emotional too. However, if you're looking for the old jumanji... This is not the thing. It's absolutely different, and as I said, quite imaginative. It's a whole new experience. Of course, 3D is much more effective. There are surprises and shocks and realisations and motivational quotes and the list goes on and on...

I am totally looking forward to read the book. Wonderful film adaptation. Though the story's not original, the cinematography and old british feel is awesome. It's a must watch for all. Has unbearable suspense which will keep you on the edge till the very end...

During the whole film I deeply regretted not going to the nearest crossword bookstore instead. A simple waste of time. Suitable for no age group, since I believe it's too childish for teenagers and scary for kids. Adults will obviously get bored. So I suggest that if you're heading for a show of this ridiculous fourth installment, please take a U-turn and involve yourself in something productive or at least, enjoyable. Rohit Shetty can do better. Hell he has done better. Worst of Rohit Shetty.

Ittefaq is a completely unpredictable film, which will keep you on the edge till the very last scene. Incredible cinematography and commendable performance by the trio of the leading actors. Siddharth Malhotra is absolutely convincing. A must watch.