Vidura Arya

Absolute dirt and cheapness in the name of Indian OTT awakening. Multi-layered thrillers that address deep-rooted issues have been shown a lot of times before too, be it 24 ft. Anil Kapoor on Colours TV about a decade back, Farzi, and movies like Ittefaq and Talaash. This is not new, different and bold yes. But there's difference between utmost nudity and cheapness (which takes the plot no where) and audacious writing. Just pure dirt, triggering killing scenes, and obscenity. Btw, 24 ft. Anil Kapoor is 10x thrilling and keeps one on the edge. So many episodes of this series (Sacred Games) were just loose hanging plots. Gross.

Truly spectacular and terrific movie. Excellent repeat value. What a gem of a thriller murder mystery. Lives of many key characters run parallel and everything is weaved in a great coherent manner. The story is engaging, interesting, and full of turns and twists. Great act by everyone. The topic of supernatural activities is very nicely handled. Great movie, pls watch. Tells you a lot about out the dark belly of Mumbai, prostitution, sprituality, science, and money.

Stellar and superb film! Did not expect it to be this great, I am shook! Very thrilling, chilling, and raw. More adrenaline rush than Andhadun, Badla and others. Great performances, great twists, amazing script that keeps one glued to their seats with lumps in throats and rushing heatbeats. Barring a few loopholes, the ending is a bit rushed but still sooo unexpected. Had a great time watching such a mad dramatic film after years. Vidya, Shefali, and others....absolute top notch artists

A very unexpected court room drama never made before. Gutsy to deal with such a controversial subject. Akshaya Khanna is just superb, nuanced and such a great artist. Hats off! Everything seemed so real and raw.

Nerve-wrecking, disturbing, triggering, chilling, yet very thrilling and full of suspense. Shows harsh reality of the Policy, politicians, rapists, criminals, and our collective society. I am in shock but relieved at the (fictional) ending. Not an ordinary criminal, a psychologist one. This makes it enough difficult for you to trust anyone in future. And such a dirty system where no one can be trusted. Pls educate your sons and empower your daughters. Much needed. Watch this film but prepare yourself mentally.

Endearing, beautiful, soothing....with a completely unexpected ending. Truly a journey from dark to light.

What a brilliant, gripping, and intense show! It takes guts to showcase one of the most tragic events from the history the way makers of the show have. Diverse and spot-on casting. The details of the events, narrative, language etc. have been well documented. While many documentaries are made on important events, this one is special for it brings the valour and work of the railways department of India for the first time on screen. I didn't know the department worked so hard and meticulously to help us travel 1000s of kilometer. Love the depiction of intricacies in such a way. Though healthcare and other sectors would have equally worked, the focus on only one sector and how they rescued people, is innovative and refreshing. Pls watch with family, almost a clean show with only 5-6 abuses. Don't miss

Very captivating, motivational, and emotional film made with honest intent and passion! Though it may feel little boring and overly emotional in the first half, the second half is absolutely endearing and engaging. The casting is brilliant, especially that of Shraddha Joshi's character, very similar to the real life person. Vikranth Massey obviously has done more than just justice to the role, got into the skin and portrayed the character seamlessly. It's not one of the best films from the standpoint of music, cinematography, dialogues, and direction but every student should watch this for sure for giving due respect to the real life IPS Manoj Kumar Sharma. It won't disspoint any bit, the ending, though predictable, will leave you with tears and motivation.

TW: Rape, extreme graphic violence. Gut-wrenching, heart-breaking movie which leaves you numb, shocked, and grief-striken with no words. Not for the faint-hearted ones. Thank you to the filmmakers for choosing such a brutal yet crucial topic. Given the rising case of conversions, terrorism, and protests supporting terrorists in Indian colleges, watching this is important. It teaches you know radical Islamic extremists brainwash people, esp young girls, mock other religions, pull you away from your families and faith, and seed fear into you. It has shown 3 very disturbing scenes involving rape, which is very bold and unlikely for a mainstream movie to be shown on screen. But that's how the atrocities are in real, movies still filter most. So be prepared to go through this if your mind and heart can. The movie carefully shows stages of conversion, methods and even medicines they use to brainwash. Watch at your discretion and educate your girls and women. Be safe, vigilant, have your moral compass, and question people around you who carry extreme religion ideologies. Now thtat you know better, you must do better.

A must watch film. Scary and true. Based on real events and a very important film that uncovers the lies that have been fed to us. I have been to J&K, and I have not spotted a single Hindu who lives there. I can bet on this. Hindus are only 'allowed' as tourists, like my family was. Everyone from guides, shopkeepers, hoteliers, drivers, horsemen, police, locals, inhabitants, and anyone you randomly ask about in the street...is a Muslim. No local can 'live' there. No freaking Hindu in sight. Because they CANT. They will be killed. As simple. Try for yourself. Still a good place for tourism thanks to the army there and Modi. But can you spot a Hindu living there? No. Pls talk to your Kashmiri Pandit friends and they will tell you first hand. A film on this topic, for the very first time, was much needed. Propaganda? My foot. Just because someone is brave enough to tell a story like this, which is true, it will hurt others. They will silence us, mock us. But people won't lie. Real people, our Kashmiri Pandits, and their generations won't. It's a generational trauma. No one flees from their homes like this, that too in lakhs, until and unless they are fled, murdered, raped and looted. Till date, Hindus are killed in Kashmir (yes, there are hardly any left. Less than 10 I guess, the ones who try to start over or want to go back but alas...the intolerance and dominance...pls google recent beheadings) and we all are scared to go, even the ones who have their homes in the land. Don't be blinded by the media and news. Watch out for yourself.