Shashank Agasimani

The film's charm is heightened by an enchanting background score and a collection of beautiful songs. The protagonist's endearing relationships, both as a friend and a husband, make you wish for such companionship in real life. The movie effortlessly elicits emotional scenes and laughter in moments of humor, leaving the audience reluctant for it to end. Personally, I've watched it multiple times and consider it my favorite Hindi movie. Despite the seemingly unbelievable premise of a mere change in appearance making recognition impossible, the film is a perfect blend of sweetness and perfection, much like a delightful cake. These elements collectively contribute to my everlasting fondness for Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, a film I could watch endlessly without ever getting bored.

Well all I've gotta say is Aquaman 2 sunk faster than a lead anchor. Jokes landed with the grace of a beached walrus, CGI looked like a bad screensaver, and the plot was so jumbled I forgot my own name, let alone the movie's. Amber Heard's five minutes felt like an eternity of nails on a chalkboard. This sequel is a hot mess that makes the first film look like Citizen Kane. Avoid it like a remora on a shark's fin. Idk kinda feels like cinema malpractice. I'm glad I watched this for free, this one ain't worth a watch in the theatres

Reacher throws a punch that lands harder than a page-turner! This series is a knockout, keeping me glued to the screen with every bone-crunching action sequence and expertly delivered line. Alan Ritchson embodies Reacher like he was ripped straight from the pages, making me feel like I'm witnessing a real-life titan in action. The casting is spot-on, the acting superb, and the adaptation from Lee Child's novels is masterful. If you're craving a thrill ride with heart, humor, and enough muscle to fill a gym, Reacher is your must-watch. Also, I think Manga or an Anime adoption would suit better.

Honestly a great movie, loved the concept. A delightful action-comedy that bursts with originality and heart. A bank teller named Guy, who one day realizes he's a non-playable character in a chaotic open-world video game. Ryan Reynolds shines as Guy, transforming from a bumbling NPC to a self-aware hero, while Jodie Comer is equally captivating as the real-world programmer who sets him free. The film's clever premise, hilarious action sequences, and surprisingly touching romance make it a joyride for all ages.

Kaatera marks a resounding return to form for Kannada superstar Darshan Thoogudeepa. it's a spectacular leap from his previous outings, proving that DBoss still packs a punch and can deliver powerful performances when given the right material. The film, inspired by true events, dives deep into the struggles of rural farmers facing oppressive landlords and social injustice, Jagapathi Babu deserves equal applause as the menacing antagonist, his villainy adding an edge to the social struggle. In conclusion, Kaatera is a must-watch for any fan of Kannada cinema, and even for those seeking a powerful and engrossing movie experience. Watching it on a big screen with all the crowd response and ovation is a cherry on top. Rating : 4/5 Watch Worthy : Very Much Streaming On: Nearest Theatres #DBOSS #Kannada #Kaatera #Sandalwood #Massmovie #DarshanThogudeepa #Blockbuster #KannadaMovies #KannadaFilmIndustry #KFI #JagapatiBabu #theflickcritic #Kannadareels #Reels