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Pushpa 2 The Rule • (2024) Pushpa may have got his name and respect in the film, but in reality, its VERY HARD to respect this film, cause its unbelievably stupid. Like, it’s so stupid that I actually liked it. I expected more from the romance between Pushpa and Bhanwar — they were good, but not good enough to save the film. And what was that dance choreography?! How do they even approve something like that? On top of it, they completely rely on women to bring the emotional weight in the end 😂 Some scenes just start and end with no follow-up at all. Anyway, it’s fine, this is the peak example ki south movies are kinda like that, I guess 😏

**Review of *Gang Leader* (2019) starring Nani:** When I watched this movie my heart just said one line is that “What a brilliant storyline, and that Mahabharat reference in interval it was EPIC, perfect” Nani’s Gang Leader is a refreshing and entertaining blend of action, comedy, and heartfelt drama, delivering an engaging narrative that keeps the audience hooked from start to finish. Directed by *Vivek Athreya*, the film is a perfect showcase of Nani’s charm, wit, and versatility. The plot revolves around the character of *Pencil Parthiban* (played by Nani), an unlikely hero who comes together with a gang of women to take down a powerful antagonist. Each member of the gang is unique and has a backstory that adds depth to the film. The narrative cleverly combines a revenge-driven storyline with light-hearted moments, making it both thrilling and enjoyable. Nani, in his signature style, effortlessly switches between emotional and comic moments. His portrayal of Parthiban is both humorous and sincere, and he carries the film on his shoulders with his trademark ease. The chemistry between him and the female leads adds an interesting layer to the movie, with each character bringing something unique to the table. The film’s pacing is tight, and the screenplay is well-structured, with clever dialogues and unexpected twists that keep the audience engaged. While the story isn't entirely groundbreaking, the way it’s presented — with a good mix of sentiment and action — is what sets *Gang Leader* apart. The writing is smart, and the humor is perfectly timed, making the film a complete entertainer. Technically, *Gang Leader* impresses with its crisp editing, vibrant cinematography, and a punchy background score. The action sequences are well-choreographed, particularly in the latter half, where Nani’s character gets into high-octane confrontations. The film’s music, composed by *Anirudh Ravichander*, elevates the emotional scenes and complements the overall tone of the film. The supporting cast, which includes *Karthikeya*, *Priyanka Arul Mohan*, and others, all put in solid performances. Each character, despite being secondary to Nani’s Parthiban, is well-developed, and their roles contribute meaningfully to the storyline. At its core, *Gang Leader* is about love, loss, and redemption, but it also celebrates the idea of unlikely heroes coming together to take on injustice. The film’s combination of heartfelt moments, humor, and action, along with Nani’s charismatic performance, make it a highly enjoyable watch. In conclusion, *Gang Leader* is a fun, well-rounded entertainer that showcases Nani in a role that suits his strengths perfectly. It may not reinvent the wheel, but it does provide a highly satisfying cinematic experience for fans of Telugu cinema and anyone looking for a balanced mix of emotions, thrills, and comedy. A solid recommendation for those who enjoy a good, feel-good action film with a twist.

Vaazhai is a MASTERPIECE This movie grabs you from the very first frame and refuses to let go. The director's bold vision and uncompromising style create an experience that is both visually stunning and emotionally gut wrenching. From the opening moments, you're into a world that feels utterly authentic, thanks to the masterful use of slang, dialogue, and an evocative musical score by SaNa and virtually by legendary Raja sir. The comedic moments provided to smile unintentionally, but they never undermine the film's powerful underlying themes. The director's narration is so complete that you're left with a visceral, almost physical reaction to the narrative's 2 painful climax. It's an experience that lingers long after the credits have rolled. Entering this film with trepidation is well known, given the director's reputation for uncompromising work. But within minutes, any doubts are swept away, replaced by a sense of awe and admiration for the sheer artistry on display. This is a cinematic triumph that demands to be seen and felt.

The Penguin Episode 4 This is the BREAKING BAD of superhero shows, it’s THAT good. Nobody’s good making it out alive in this show, and it’s a brutal look at what power does to people. Sofia’s got a point, totally justified. And that Arkham Asylum scene, Man, it was creepy, tense, nd gave some serious chills. Cristin is THE baddie!! I'm telling you, she’s definitely getting awards for this one. Quality television at its finest, and I’m calling it now — this might just end up a classic!!! 🤌