Vinay Chawla

Surprisingly Realistic I started watching it with a thought that it would be based on wedding planning, songs, and stories, which it was. But, I was surprised that it was just a backdrop to a much, much-nuanced storyline. All under the wedding shenanigans and extravaganza lie a much deeper concept of the how the world operates in the setting it's shown, all the while dealing with sensitive issues like homosexuality, infidelity, patriarchy, rich suppressing poor, dowry, women oppression, the status and class matters, and much more. This one sure depicts the reality of how F**CKED UP the inner life dealings and the world is around you. And that what seems on the outside is just a facade.

Raw, Real, Rustic, Relatable, Resplendent, and Ironic. It is a very well-crafted and classic tale of the love and anguish of Marianne and Connell. Their portrayal is extremely moving and the irony is very palpable. The journey of maturity, self discovery, emotions and the realization of love for each other is depicted wonderfully. I loved the scene where Marianne finally says "I love you too" to Connell. I just wished there was more of it.

When I first saw the trailer, it seemed pretty interesting but I never thought I would be this amazed. The film starts out a little bit slow and haphazard but I guess that was laying the groundwork and build-up for the story that unveils with a lot of crazy and scary stuff. I would say go for it if you are in the mood for a horror Bollywood movie. One of the finest horror Hindi movies for me.

It's one fine tale. Wicked, Dark, Gritty, Cunning, and Precise. It was on my list for a long time 2 years, as a matter of fact. The title actually does justice to the whole storyline "Andha = Blind" and "Dhun= Tune/ Melody" and both of these are the core features of this film. The story is amazing and keeps you gripped and at the edge of your seat until the end. Entrenched with psychological nuances and suspense, this sure was a good ride.

One of the best from MARVEL. I took me all of 6 days to binge the three seasons. I have not read any comics, so I did not fully know what I was getting into. But, I am glad to say that I was pleasantly surprised. Charlie Cox is very believable as Matt Murdock and amazingly portrays the anguish and vulnerability of being "The Devil of Hell's Kitchen/ Daredevil." at night and a lawyer by day. Having certain beliefs and being raised as a Catholic and striking a balance of not going too far is depicted amazingly. I would definitely recommend this if you are interested in criminal and superhero genre. My only disappointment is that it ended so early :P