Varsha Vartika

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Just watched it, and enjoyed it from the start till the end! The plot is engaging and the acting of all the casts is simply top-notch! Pankaj Tripathi is a gem! His dialogue delivery and expressions are simply out of this world! The whole theatre was in stitches every time he said something! And our favourite boys were outstanding! Really really loved their chemistry! ❣️ And Shraddha Kapoor, even though her screen time was lesser than the previous movie, it was definitely impactful and brilliant! She is one of the best actors in Bollywood tbh! Just go for it!

Stree 2

A drama that I didn’t know I needed! A must watch if you are down or don’t want to watch heavy dramas. Short, sweet, and breezy. I absolutely loved every minute of it! Really, the dialogs are hilarious, perfectly executed, and the chemistry between all the characters is impeccable! Also, what I loved about this drama was that no unnecessary background stories or twists were added and the plot maintained its integrity throughout the 12 eps. Though all the actors justified their roles and did and amazing job in making their character relatable and realistic, Kwak Dong Yeon as Lee Sang Sik was simply adorable! He is such a cutie, an amazing actor with outstanding comic timing. I hope he will get more opportunities to play the lead character in the future because he definitely deserves that!!

Gaus Electronics

13 likes

This drama had been in my bucket list for so long and finally today, I completed it! And tbh, I am glad I did! I am pondering over a decision and am torn between choosing an option, and though this drama didn’t really answer the question, it definitely warmed my heart in various ways - number one being a reminder that it’s okay to just step away from the chaos and embrace stillness. People will judge you for any reason but you should a choose path that makes you happy. The plot along with the characters was well written and showcased, and the stunning visuals just topped everything! I loved everything about this drama, the simplicity, the authenticity, chemistry between the characters, and the message. The only thing that I didn’t like about it was that it was only 12 episodes 🥹 Anyways, it’s a must watch so don’t miss it!

Summer Strike

Not an Indiana Jones fan but decided to watch this movie cause of boredom. And man that was the biggest mistake ever. If you are making a movie based on another culture or religion, please do thorough research first. India is such a beautiful country with so much enchanting history, great knowledge, vibrant culture and tradition. India is nothing like what you showcased in the movie. This movie was pure racism and ignorance at its best. Such a pathetic plot. It's not just violent but it's misguiding, misleading and unacceptable! Hated this movie to my core!!!

Raiders of the Lost Ark

5 likes

Pushpa is one of the movies which was praised by every single person I came across. There were memes being made and songs being praised. So I decided to give it a watch. Ofcourse I watched the Hindi dubbed and tbvh, I didn't like the movie. Imo, it's a typical south Indian story, smuggling, family drama, gang wars, overhyped action scenes and the actress only being given a role for the namesake. The Hindi dubbed songs are awful and dance steps are cringe! The narration is flat, the plot is dragging with zero climaxes. Last 30 mins with Faasil's entry makes it a bit interesting and sets tone for the sequel, it still wasn't that engaging. Though this definitely is one of Allu Arjun's best performance, I couldn't find myself enjoying the movie. The only thing that I liked was the cinematography. Yet, I am eager to see what they have in store for the second part of the series.

Pushpa: The Rise

2 likes

The Exorcist

I bet Kate was a Virgo :P. Always the anxious, perfectionist person. Yet I loved her character the most. Loved seeing her grow from a reserved individual to a person who trusts and opens her heart to people who matters to her. I didn't like Zoe sometimes, yes she had lost her mother and she was just a kid, but she was too nosy and maybe a bit, insecure...? The story wasn't that great, a Hollywood cliche to be very honest, but it was a nice watch.

No Reservations

8 likes

Dolly Ki Doli

3 likes

Mr. Midnight: Beware the Monsters

2 likes

After watching Rajkumar Rao and Kriti Sanon in Bareilly ki barfi, I was eagerly waiting for this movie! And yes, I had many expectations from this one, but 10 mins into it, and I regretted my decision beyond limits. It's not that the cast isn't good or the performance isn't great, but it's the poor execution of the script that ruined it for me. The concept is kind of fresh, with the essence of bollywood in the plot- something which was already clear from the trailers. We have an orphan boy named Dhruv who falls in love with Anya, and fakes a family for her sake - comes in Purushottam Mishra, a drunkard and grumpy old man who used to own a Dhaba and Deepti Kashyap, an old lady living alone in the mountains. These two have their own history (which I found more intriguing and realistic in comparison to the love story of Dhruv and Anya). We also have Shunty, the all-weather friend of Dhruv who can go to any length for his happiness. All of these characters go through uncertainty, insecurities, heartbreak and betrayal but in the end, all is well and we have a happy, very bollywood style ending! Now that really isn't a bad thing. The actual bad thing is the chemistry of Rajkumar Rao and Kriti Sanon looks cute on the surface but lacks the depth. Also, the PJ's are quite horrible and unnecessary. From time to time, the flow of the story will feel abrupt and messy with loose ends. The music is good, yes, especially the bg theme for Purushottam and Deepti, but does it make the film enjoyable? Not at all! All in all, we had such a stellar starcast and yet, the movie was banal with the potential of a good script and each actor wasted.

9 likes