Soumen Das

It's a masterpiece. Joaquin Phoenix is phenomenal in what he does. The pacing is great and the cinematography and the background score is very good. The movie handles many social issues with uttermost care. It carefully comments on several social issues which includes the extreme patriarchy, social inquality and so many other things that still prevails in our society. It's a movie where you are empathetic for the character but at the same time, you don't justify his acts in no way. It teaches you the need for immediate care of those with mental health issues. It's hard to digest some of the reviews that criticise the movie especially from the faction of people who have never even touched any comics. Some of the reviews are laughable. Watch the movie and then review. Don't just blindly review. There is no harm in disliking a movie but atleast be honest.

A very well written show. You can always draw parallels with a show like Chernobyl. All the actors did a great job. Babil Khan was impressive alongside other veteran actors. However, they could've highlighted the contributions of 'The Railway Men' a little more and how their inner machinery worked during those times. But overall, a very good watch.

It's probably one of the best sitcoms that I have watched so far. That's all I have to say.

Very subtle storytelling and the random appeareances of twins indicate the dual mindedness of the leading lady...I liked the movie a lot. A movie with not much resemblance with the real world (storywise) but then it's good to escape from the somewhat harsh reality to a world where everything is perfect at the end. Just watch the movie.

I am giving 5 stars because of the no nonsense story which was much ahead of its time. It was simply a musical festival. All the songs still resonates in my ear. Must watch!

This is a cinematic masterpiece. A horror thriller which comments on the increasing greed of the mankind. No spoilers but must watch.

Perhaps the best murder mystery in recent times. Quite a good thriller which lets you settle down at first and but then one must remember that the movie description reads mystery thriller. Therefore, expect head turns towards the end. The movie cast is near perfect and the set design was great. The line- My house, my rules, my coffee is a great metaphor to end the movie with. Must watch on some Sunday evening so that one can wake up scratching his/her head the next morning.

Bong Joon-ho has created a sheer master art which keeps you glued to the screen. The title Parasite totally justifies the plot. The story unfolds in layers and is a social satire. The events take a very dark turn post interval. Parasite makes me wonder why Andhadhun was not selected as the official entry for India to Oscars.

A rare gem in Indian cinema. Very subtle, easy going, gripping story where Abhay Deol and co. gives their best.

Akshaye Khanna at his best. A gripping courtroom thriller which delivers a very important message to all. A must watch but you are definitely not gonna feel very good after you watch the movie.