Jasveer Singh Dangi

OH MY GOD… That’s what I screamed out loud when the final chapter ended. Literal goosebumps while watching this movie, it’s full of twists and turns. Maharaja is a master piece and a prime example of when story writers are given a free hand. Brilliant story and amazing acting all round. Kudos to the director for creating such a gem by seamlessly integrating multiple timelines. I have always loved Vijay Sethupathi and Maharaja takes my respect for him to the next level. I would rate this as one of the best thrillers of our time. Bravo!!!

I didn't start it with high hopes considering the gap between this and the last part is 30 years but it turned out to be awesome. Eddie Murphy looks amazing even at this age. Sticking to its tongue in cheek slap stick dialogues combined with sleek action, Axel F doesn't disappoint at all (If anyone is upset about the same old storyline then go watch The Shawshank Redemption). Unlike many recent remakes and sequels, it aptly carried forward the momentum from the previous movies. Love that they featured Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Bronson Pinchot and Paul Reiser from the original cast. Loved the other 3 and love this one as well. All in all, it was worth it 👌

Seedhi baat, no bakwaas, is how I would describe An Action Hero. It is simple and to the point. The story is straightforward & dialogs are quirky. Truly to its name, it delivers exactly what it promises, action, nothing more, nothing less. Thoroughly enjoyed it, absolute Paisa vasool (well, in this case I watched it on Netflix) but it was worth it.

Poor zombie makeup, poor sets, poor special effects, dismal story line, what more can I say. The movies were so much better & exciting, they screwed it up by making this series. As a fan of the movies I am extremely disappointed with this series. Netflix, chose better projects.

Just when I was about give up on Netflix horror movies (which were increasingly becoming predictable), Midnight Mass comes along. If you are looking for the cliched jump scare scenes or elaborate special fx then stay away because Midnight Mass is different. It plays on sheer emotions. It's simple yet surreal & uses an age old theme with a different approach. Brilliant story, amazing direction & surreal acting all along; bravo!

Taj Mahal 1989 by Netflix is a proof that you don't need big stars, or sleeze to sell web series (a trend these days). With surreal locations (made me nostalgic about the '80s Lucknow) & realistic acting (bravo to the entire cast) it must be considered a milestone for quality content. It proves that if there is a captivating story, passionate director & a competent cast then nothing else matters. By far the best that Netflix has come up with in the past few months. Enjoyed it thoroughly, especially the philosophy & shayari. Would highly recommend watching it.