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Even if you are a parent, how acquainted are you with your son, Adam? He used to cry when he came home from school after being bullied. You did not, however, comfort him. As he got older, he came to terms with the fact that he was gay and lonely. He could never be a "happily married" family man. What if he suddenly befriends a handsome guy and they start dating? Would he seek your approval? Would you find it admissible? #AllOfUsStrangers is certainly worth watching, especially for the awesome performances by Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal. Their kinship is sensationally depicted. The film serves as a powerful reminder that the best way to appreciate life is to spend it with those we love. Do watch it. Rating 4/5.

Watching #BhoolBhulaiyaa3 has wrecked my Diwali celebrations. The film is inane and the performances are subpar. The script is neither hilarious nor frightening. By the end of the film, you don't really care who Monjulika is, even if Vidya Balan and Madhuri Dixit are constantly yelling "aami Monjulika." The narrative revolves around three siblings, two women and their brother, one of whom would inherit the royal "singhasan". Ideally the brother should inherit it, but he isn't really a man since he keeps dancing in female attire. So he is brutally killed and his aatma is out for revenge. The only reason this movie was made was to capitalize on the popularity of the prior two installments. Running time should be reduced by 30 minutes. Rating 2/5.

#Jigra is a term for courage or mettle. The heroine, a young woman named Satya, does possess plenty of it. From an early age, following the death of their parents, she takes complete control of her kid brother. She fulfils all his needs and is almost a mother to him. When he travels to a foreign country and gets wrongly implicated in a narcotics case, she goes all out and rescues him. The story did have potential, but the convenient script and some illogical sequences have ruined the film. In addition to Alia Bhatt, Vivek Gomber, Rahul Ravindran and Manoj Pahwa deliver good performances. Running time needs to be reduced by 20 minutes. Rating 2/5.

After watching #TheBuckinghamMurders, I completely understand why this film spurred Kareena Kapoor to turn producer. I am sure she was blown away after perusing the script. Here, she plays detective Jass Bhamra, who is grieving the loss of her child and is called in to investigate the disappearance of a kid named Ishpreet. The kid is Sikh; the main suspect is a young Muslim man. Will detective Bhamra ensure that justice is delivered? What is the reason behind detective Hardy, her senior, being so eager to crucify the accused? Are the kid's parents concealing something? Performances are excellent, especially by Kareena Kapoor and Ash Tandon. Hansal Mehta's direction is awesome. However, this is a "classy" movie and the masses may not appreciate it. Rating 3.5/5.

#Pailwaan is the story of, u guessed it right, a wrestler, who refuses to study, who fights against injustice, fights for the downtrodden, fights to protect his family's honor. Kannada star Kichcha Sudeepa manages to impress, but the story n screenplay r a big let down. Its like watching a boring blend of all previous wrestling films. The leading lady is made to look pretty. The bad guys r made to look menacing. Running time should be reduced by 35 minutes. Rating 1.5/5.

The narrative of #TheCloudAndTheMan centers on Manik, who leads a mundane existence and is incredibly lonely. He follows the same schedule every single day. He seldom engages in a conversation with anyone except his friend Kali. After his father passes away, he suddenly feels as if he is being followed by a cloud. He is afraid at first, but he eventually bonds with the cloud and begins to communicate with it. Chandan Sen is a fantastic fit for the role of Manik. His disheveled appearance and body language speak volumes about his acting prowess. Anup Singh's excellent black-and-white cinematography captures every little aspect of Manik's house and place of employment. This film needs your love and support. Do watch it in theatres. Rating 3.5/5.

Unable to endure the barbarity inflicted upon her community, Suhasini, a Hindu Bangladeshi woman, illicitly crosses the border and moves to West Bengal. A benevolent man named Prateek gives her shelter. But is Prateek a kind man in real life? Given that his true name is Ateek and he is a Muslim, how can he be? Soon, Suhasini realizes that West Bengal is as bad as her own country, where Hindus are brutalized and Muslims are the uncontested rulers. #TheDiaryOfWestBengal is quite an impassive film which takes the easy way out by downgrading one community. The basic premise may seem stimulating, but the weak and convenient screenplay wrecks everything. Running time needs to be reduced by 20 minutes. Rating 1/5.

In part one, released in 2018, a terrifying female spirit abducted lone men at night and stripped them. The second part centers on Sarkata's kidnapping of young, contemporary ladies because he has a grudge against Stree. He shaves their heads and makes them drape a white saree. It is very evident that #Stree2 was created only to capitalize on the success of the first instalment. Some scenes are funny, but many are blatantly asinine. Overall, the movie is a massive let down. Rajkummar Rao, as always, delivers a credible performance. But after watching him in #SrikanthMovie, I felt he certainly deserved a far superior script. Running time needs to be reduced by 25 minutes. Rating 2/5.

Imagine a scenario where your friends and partners can listen in on your conversations and read your messages without restriction. What if you receive an email asking you to rate an escort whom you had hired? What if you receive a call from your teenage daughter asking if she can spend the night with her boyfriend? What happens if it comes out that you are gay? What if you are looking for a sperm donor because your husband is incapable of fathering a kid? What if you are sleeping with your senior at work so that you can go up the corporate ladder? The premise of #KhelKhelMein is intriguing and the film has good performances by Akshay and Taapsee. More profanity would have definitely added value to the film. Music is bad. Running time needs to be reduced by 15 minutes. Rating 2.5/5.