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Dhadak is not the unconventional love story that we are accustomed to see in Bollywood. It shows us the cruel truth of life. What it is, you need to check it out. Much like the original Marathi version, Sairat, Dhadak is set in Udaipur. This is indeed Shashank Khaitaan’s finest work till date. This movie beautifully manages to capture the melodramatic moments and the chemistry between Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter is electrifying. Now, those talking about how this movie is promoting nepotism, I would say, yes it does. Has nepotism not produced fine actors like Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt etc? Yes, I support that others should get a chance but that does not mean that just because their parents were in this industry, therefore it’s not the place for them. Those comparing Sairat with Dhadak, why are we so pessimist about remakes. Remakes can be better, for example: Dilbar. The album of this movie is fine, with the title track standing out for me. I would suggest that you should watch this movie, provided that you haven’t watched Sairat yet. Overall, Dhadak is a fine movie with very good acting performances from the lead actors. My rating: 4 out of 5 (Suggested)

Tapsee Pannu and Rishi Kapoor shine in this courtroom drama. _________________________________________ Mulk is not about the misunderstood 'enmity' between the Indian hindus and muslims. It is a brilliant attempt to show that, be it Hindus or muslims, we are all Indians and that our pride is our 'mulk' and the greatest threat to our nation are those people who spread terror in the name of religion, those who divide us on the basis of our religion. I know that communal harmony is a long - wished dream for our nation and yes, we need movies like MULK. The acting performances are phenomenal, altough a little too melodramatic on times. Yet, a strongly recommend movie. Rating: 8.5 out of 10.

Not at all worth the negativity - First things first, stop fighting among yourselves for the sake of religion. The wrath of Mother Nature faced by the people of Kedarnath wherein it includes people from different walks of life, people preaching different religions and people from all financial backgrounds. Now, coming to the movie. Kedarnath is completely worth your money. The scienic beauty of Kedarnath is captured beautifully. The tragic flood is portrayed beautifully, although parts of it seem monotonous. The love story angle decelerated the pace of the movie at times, but otherwise the chemistry between the lead actors is appreciable. Coming to the acting performances, Sara Ali Khan, the debutant is the soul of the movie. Her performance is what that makes the movie a great watch. She has the potential to deliver better performances in her upcoming movies. Sushant Singh Rajput had a one toned character and suffered from a mediocre performance here. Direction, the weakest point of the movie, along with the screenplay is what I have complaints about. Director seems a bit delusional at times which makes the second half of the movie a bit tiring to watch. Songs - best part of the movie, probably the best album this year. All the songs are extremely soothing. The cinematographer deserves a special mention here. My ratings Story - 6.5 out of 10 Acting - Sara Ali Khan - 8 out of 10, Sushant Singh Rajput - 5.5 out of 10 Direction - 5 out of 10 Screenplay - 6 out of 10 Cinematography - 7.5 out of 10 Songs - 9 out of 10 Overall - 7 out of 10 Final verdict - Good.

Mission Mangal is educative and entertaining. Vidya Balan excels,leaving the maximum impact in the film; followed by Akshay Kumar, the spark this film needed. Sonakshi, Tapsee, Nithya, H.G. Dattatreya, Sharman and Kriti excel! Goosebumps at climax! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Fanney Khan - review:- _____________________ Yes, the film is melodramatic and melodramatic movies also make sense, like this one does. An adaptation of a Belgian movie, Fanney Khan talks about some important social issues: 1. Persue your dreams. One should live for living his/ her dream. 2. Your physical appearance is your business. None of others business. 😎 A good film worthy to be watched. Aishwarya Rai and Anil Kapoor steal the show. Anil Kapoor is the soul of this movie. Rating: 7.5 out of 10.

Padman - A rich man's "Phullu"....Nothing more, nothing less...

Cinematic brilliance at its peak - Padmaavat is a gem of Bollywood. Not only the marvelous acting by the lead roles but also the spine - chilling story and the jauhar scene will eventually make your eyes moist. In spite of being a cultural extravaganza, this movie has a soul - the basic requirement for a movie such grand as this. I strongly recommend everyone to watch this tale of the Rajput valor and pride....