BhaveshKumar Suru

Kabir Singh... Tere Naam + RHTDM + 2 States + Sanju + Devdas + typical South masala + right ingredients to cater to overtly free-spirited millennials + box office success formula – responsible cinema – sanity – values – ethics... I might be old school but I guess it's too much of a templated cinema, which tries to sell anything and everything in the name of entertainment. When are we going to mature with some serious creative cinema?!?!?! Patriarchy, misogyny, sexual misconduct, substance abuse at an all time high in mainstream cinema, especially where the audience lacks sensibilities or are simply ignorant of the movie rating system — where A-rated movies are commonly watched and enjoyed by under-18s in the company of parents, siblings, and even friends — by completely disregarding the tremendous power of motion pictures to influence. Toxic times for our society and youth...

A really good attempt at portraying the life and struggles of our great leader, PM Modi. Though it may not be 100% at some places, but overall the best performance by Vivek Oberoi, whose acting is subtle and nothing really appears overdone. Suresh Oberoi has a short but interesting role. Zarina Wahab, being a brilliant actress as always, does a very convincing job as the mother of PM Modi. Omung Kumar's direction is precise; and the flow of the movie, as it covers some of the important events of Modi's life, feels smooth and keeps you engaged right till the end. If you've ever believed in doing the right thing, then this movie will definitely inspire you. Go for it!

URI: The Surgical Strike — A perfect tribute to our brave jawans killed in the unimaginably brutal act of terrorism on our own soil. A thundering slap on the bloody face of cynics and politicians who question the reality and purpose of our Surgical Strikes that were meant to avenge our loss of lives and honor, as much as to weaken the backbone of the neighboring terrorist or terrorism-aided regime. A brilliant response to those who feel we are less than Hollywood, as the film exemplifies through immensely realistic picturization of modern warfare, technology, emotions, and incredible acts of valor — not to mention the stunning direction by Aditya Dhar, and great work by Vicky Kaushal and the rest of the team. So now when my heart asks, "How's the josh?", my soul answers a definite "high sir!" You can stay in any part of the world, but you can "live" only in your motherland. And it's definitely the best time to live in new India, and experience the "josh." — Jai Hind!