Bharat Shekhawat

Kadaisi Vivasayi presents a testimonial to the fact that even a plain social commentary can have a lasting impact ,questioning the very existence of human kind.

Randeep Hooda as a writer enhanced my knowledge,as a director amazed me,as a producer definitely proved courageous but as 'Swatantra Veer Savarkar" was an inspiration ❤️ Truly moved by the artistic genius 🙏

Being a cinelover it feels great to watch movies about movies specially when it's about the filmaker by the name of Steven Spielberg who has shaped the interest of many cine lovers for cinema.Spielberg's semi-autobiographical film 'The Fabelmans'is personal, but attractive and watchable for all, full of pure love for film making.It was exactly what I needed to start 2023 with and I think any creative person will find themselves reinvented by it.Will be high in contention list for this award season, that's for sure.

"Kashmir ka sach itna sach hai ki woh jhut lagta hai"the lingering dialogue stayed with me for the longest period of a time since I left theatre.It was more than a film,a real emotion of pain was inflicted on my psyche which needed sometime to get over with.Vivek agnihotri presented the real side of Kashmir genocide that was never talked and discussed about on an account of real facts and figures.It certainly hits you so hard that you will need some command over your senses.Everything right from bgm to editing to casting was top notch about this tragic riveting saga. Kindly support this by going to theater so that more such movies on harsh reality can be brought to our absent minds. P.s: Give it a shot not on basis of being a nationalist but absolutely on humanitarian grounds.

CODA is one of those films that you feel engaged from the moment it sets in, you will simply forget that you’re watching a movie. A great writing supported with crisp editing followed by fantastic visuals will make you remember this movie for a long time.The characters were the real essence of the movie which were so full of life and so well fleshed out that I couldn't stop myself from falling in awe with each and every one of them. It will be huge injustice to all the cinelovers across the globe if it fails to acquire an academy out of nominations given to them.

An arthouse thriller with interlaced storyline depicts how religion can corrupt someone if they are already faking it at their end .The narration stands out as the one of the USP followed by good production value and a heart throb cast.

The plot of this movie is thrilling, the character performed by Carie Mullingan is one of the most interesting I have seen in some time and a serious contender for this year's academy. The movie gave a great feeling of anxiety and anger, and which correlated with the ending that was unpredictable and in the same time also devastating.

Describing"The Father"it goes without saying that nobody apart from Sir Anthony could've better portrayed role of dementia sufferer from a first person perspective.It depicted the confusion and heartache of dealing with the devastating disease of Alzheimer's where everyday seems like a new day and their hustle through it.He's(Sir Anthony Hopkins) the front-runner in my mind now. Olivia Colman as always is also fantastic. This was not what I expected. So sad and so worth watching.

"Minari"depicts the sacrifices and abandonment that immigrants have to make in chasing any part of the American dream. The grandmother/grandson relationship is engaging and grows in a very innocent way.In addition to it, the husband/wife dynamic is layered and never glorifies pseudo affection- this is a story of a family who is making do with what they have and trying to find happiness by either chasing dreams or settling for a more practical life.

Just take a break and watch out for the first 30 mins to be precise,it says it all what's it about and what follows after that.. I wasn't a big fan of the movie itself went with zero expectations but happy to confess it very well done all throughout.