Srinivas Ramamohan

Matching up to a movie like Fury Road is not an easy task, but Furiosa is a worthy prequel! While it doesn’t have the breakneck action and pace of Fury Road, it has its fair share of spectacular action sequences. But it also has a plot with some great acting and time for characters to be built up, given the 2.5 hour run time. But at no point does it feel long, thanks to the masterful handling of the story. The usual Mad Max specials are all there.. the cinematography (breathtaking visuals of the wilderness shot in Australia), the tense background score, and the outrageous characters. The acting from Chris Hemsworth and both the kid and teen Furiosa are top notch. A movie meant to be watched on the big screen, preferably IMAX

Lootcase is like a breath of fresh air, a clean wholesome comedy after a long time. Unlike the Housefull movies and other similar stuff that's passing for comedy these days, here is a movie that relies on smart writing, great comic timing from the actors and some memorable sequences to keep the laughs coming. Brilliantly etched characters, a simple yet suitably twisted plot and great acting from an ensemble cast makes this easily the best comedy after Badhai Ho. Fittingly it’s Gajraj Rao who is the scene stealer again here. The plot itself is along similar lines of Abhay Deol’s Ek Chalis ki last local, but while that was a dark comedy, this one is much lighter and more family oriented. Definitely worth many a watch during these Covid times!