Sandhiya Beharee

An outstanding movie, so beautifully crafted, with powerful performances from the entire cast! A must see!

The movie started of well but something was missing. The story & the plot was very vague. The female lead was really bad & unbearable.

I totally enjoyed this show! It's so refreshing to see a mature, funny yet sensitive take on relationships & marriage done by an all Indian star cast! The entire ensemble are great. Looking forward to S2!

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. It gives a fascinating and otherwise untold version of stardom & fame,matriachy and how a smile can hide so much of pain! This is Madhuri Dixit at her finest at this point of her career. She steals every scene and frame of this story with everybody else doing their best but being completely overshadowed by her MAGNIFICENCE. Topics normally considered taboo in Indian story telling is done tastefully. Looking forward to a Season 2!😍

There is nothing original about the plot in the Gray Man. A rogue task team of assassins become the target of a corrupt CIA head. A cat & mouse chase ensues between Ryan Gosling & the corrupt as he holds the information to bring them down. Ryan Gosling does an average job as the trained, supposedly emotionless assassin. It was good to see that Billy Bob Thornton still has the acting chops,while Ana de Armas had an expression of anger through out the movie, was not sure if this was Botoxinduced or she was directed to just look angry. The most miscast role had to be Rege Jean Page, he just could not not pull off the role as a baddie and @ times I was not sure if he was advertising for a range of glasses & suits or he going for the accountant look. A stellar performance by Chris Evans i makes it worth the watch.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It was not overdramatic but it pulled at the heart strings. Strong performances by all and it was really great to see Kajol in a different more mature role than the usual, "Bollywood" stereotype. Tanvi Azmi is sheer brilliance in her role as the emotionally absent mother!

A dark and honest portrayal of the need for honest human connection. For a chance to be your true self and not be rejected. Although this movie is set in the 70's one cannot miss the relevance to our world today. Bullies, facists and narcissists are leaders in our world today, treating societies downtrodden and most vulnerable like sewer rats with no identity. At the end of the day we are all imposters in some way or the other so lets be kind to each other! Joaquin Phoenix, I hope you are ready for that Oscar!

Season 4 was a big disappointment! Predictable & stale @ the best of times. The evolution of Nina's character was much more interesting. I think that the writers & producers etc are correct in ending the series @ season 5 cos all said & done it was a groundbreaking series, giving us all room for thought.

What an incredible movie, about the taboo topic of maternal narcism that some daughters face. That coupled with being a woman at a time when being one is treated like a crime but wait this type of treatment is still perpetuated in Indian society with it outdated patriachal systems, makes this movie a difficult watch at times. A stellar performance by the entire cast especially the leading lady!