Guru RAj

Great serial. The actors are all amazing. The storyline is good at most places though it's clichéd at some places.

Usually, when watching movies on OTT, I don't watch the entire movie at once, and take 2-3 days to complete a movie. I started watching 12th Fail with the same approach, but lo! I had a different package here altogether. It was such an engaging experience that I just watched the whole movie at once. It's emotionally so engrossing that I teared up in many places. The intensity with which these emotions are depicted is amazing throughout the movie and probably unmatched in recent times. The performances are top notch, and the way human values like dedication, hard work, love, friendship, family bonding etc are depicted is truly outstanding. One of the best movies ever made in Bollywood.

I am a fan of the action genre and it's rare that an action movie disappoints me this much. It's one of the most clichéd, cringe worthy, preachy, dramatic nonsense that I have ever watched. Strong emotions are the driving force for an action movie to work, and this film lacks exactly that. Everything looks so forced and overdone, with no depth in the narration. A bunch of girls doing all the fighting may satiate the hunger of a few delusioned feminists, but it is in no way helping the movie, but only making things more awkward. SRK too has not acted but overacted in this one hell of a torture flick. Another point worth mentioning is that it has all the qualities of a political propaganda and intends to appease the opposition and anti-government people with baseless allegations apparently directed towards the government. So, this movie is a disaster in every possible way.

Thalapathy is back with a bang. An amazing action flick with stellar performances by Thalapathy Vijay, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Sarja, and Trisha. The fight sequences are beautifully choreographed. Anirudh's BGM is as usual outstanding. Lokesh's knack of weaving every succeeding movie of his into the preceding ones to fit into LCU is commendable. Personally, I am glad that Thalapathy has made a grand entry into LCU. Also, props to Lokesh for showing us the beauty of Himachal Pradesh in an amazing manner. There are several adrenaline highs in the movie, including the title card presentation. In simple words, I can watch this movie again.

First half is superb, second half is average. The intensity of the plot dilutes in the second half, but picks up towards the climax. Rajni has obviously given a mind blowing performance, as the character is tailored for his charisma. Shivrajkumar is the show stopper among the three legendary cameos. I ought to mention Vinayaka's terrific performance as the lead antagonist. Anirudh's music is as usual top notch though I felt it was not on par with some of his previous works. Overall, it's a macho mass entertainer that comes with its own dose of clichés and plot holes.

An excellent movie on loyalty, commitment, friendship, and most importantly gratitude. Ahmed's adventure to save John and John's venture to return the favour are both depicted in an extremely heart touching manner. Amazing visuals, superb performances, and thrilling action make the movie an all-round entertainer with a great message.

No one other than Nolan can dream of venturing into something like this and deliver something so amazing. It's not the typical Nolan movie in terms of complexity, visuals, and cinematic grandeur. But it's a whole new feat on its own. It's deep, intense, intellectual, and engrossing; taking us back to the times of Dr. Oppenheimer. It's a deep dive into the great scientist's mind. As far as performances are concerned, Cillian Murphy deserves an Oscar for this career best performance. Robert Jr., Emily, Matt Damon etc. have all lived their characters and delivered brilliant performances. On the negative side, It could have been a bit shorter, and could have shown us more on Oppenheimer's relation with his wife and how it evolved into what it was towards the end. PS: Those who expect fireworks, explosive action, and other such stuff will be in for a huge disappointment. Appreciate the movie for what it is, or better don't go to the cinemas and torture yourself.

Mind blowing series. Shahid Kapoor and Vijay Sethupati steal the show throughout. Very few action scenes, but the entire series is more entertaining than most hardcore action shows.

It takes a lot of courage and talent to make such a massive movie without mass elements. It's absolute class. A poetic masterpiece. The visual grandeur is simply unmatched. Casting is perfect. Jayaram Ravi, Vikram, Karthi, and Trisha are my favorites though everyone has done a fantastic job. It's a complex plot made with amazing craft.

A truly wonderful love story which I would rate just below recent romantic classics like Sitha Ramam. It's clichéd at places but overall the movie strikes the right chords to keep us engaged in this saga of love. I am not a big fan of the romance genre but a few movies go well with me, and this is one of them. Great performance and direction by Ritesh Deshmukh, and superb performance by Genelia and others too.