Abhishek Singh

Squid Game Season 3 officially breaks the record for the most disappointing season finale since Game of Thrones. The writing felt like someone binge-watched a bunch of dystopian movies while drunk and thought, ‘Hey, let’s throw all this in!’ — with zero thought to the consequences. What happened to character arcs? Logic? Viewer trust? Take some learnings from the Loki season finale and moreover a satisfying ending doesn’t need to be shocking — sometimes, the most obvious path is the most powerful one. Twisting just for the sake of surprise only ends up breaking what little faith the audience has left. This wasn't bold. It was lazy.

Sarfira had the potential to be a standout story, but unfortunately, Bollywood’s tendency to over-dramatize dampened its impact. The movie centers around the legendary figure Gopinath, a real-life icon in the aviation industry whose story is inspiring enough on its own. Yet, instead of letting his achievements and grit take center stage, the film veers into unnecessary melodrama and clutters itself with formulaic Bollywood elements like exaggerated song-and-dance routines and predictable emotional highs. The real-life story of Gopinath is a tale of resilience and ambition, one that could have shined with a straightforward, authentic approach. But Sarfira is overburdened with flashy sequences that seem designed more to entertain than to enlighten. Bollywood’s characteristic style here takes away from the realism that the story deserves, making the narrative feel less like a tribute to Gopinathan’s legacy and more like a fictionalized drama. It’s disappointing that the film didn’t trust the strength of its own material. By following Hollywood’s example of biopics grounded in reality—where the story’s raw power speaks for itself—Sarfira could have been a memorable, impactful film. Instead, it ends up as a missed opportunity, bogged down by a cliched Bollywood treatment that does a disservice to the real-life hero it’s supposed to honor.

One of the best movies I've seen, Green Book delivers subtle yet powerful performances. The conversations between the characters are authentic, and the film beautifully captures the deep-rooted racism of the era. It's an honest portrayal that resonates on many levels.

I had watched this movie during my school days, and somehow today I was watching 2007 world cup T20 highlights and in the end watched Shahrukh khan sir and listened the commentater about mentioning Chak de india moment and stumbled myself watching this movie once again. Now after having all these years of experience, one thing I can clearly say that this movie was well ahead of it's time, it was motivating during that time and it is motivating now too, and we can only hope that the king of the bollywood can give us some more like this in future.

I am really surprised to see this season ratings on imdb, truly said haven't finished it, yet still on episode 7 but I think it's probably the best season on multiverse, it's may be the ending that people haven't liked or the non sci-fi lovers have reviewed it and downgraded it's ratings, but till now I have liked it so much, the acting, the cinematography, the conversations, i mean everything. Not going to post any spoilers here or the chat gpt version of reviews but as a fan of sci-fi it's worth the watch.

This show was once regular part of my engineering life, I used to write Sheldon nasty comments about engineers on my wall 😅. And even these days whenever I watch the episodes of this show it always reminds me of my past and some good memories. I wish I can see more like this future.

Cut all the scenes of prabhas except the last one and this movie will be thrice good and a bit shorter too. Acting of Big B sir is beyond words and kamal hasan sir small role is also praise worthy. Visual effects are spectacular and in the entire movie only Prabhas scenes are way too boring ( I think his role has been extended unnecessarily except the last part). Overall a must watch and Once again hats off to Bacchan sir for his exceptional performance in every scenes.

Probably the best sci-fi series of the decade, storyline is authentic and draws inspiration from books of the same name by a Chinese author. Some scenes show absolute masterpiece of creativity and all the actors have done justice to their roles. Looking forward for it's another season.

Today I am watching it again on small screen and couldn't resist myself from posting this, when the movie was initially released, I was on holiday trip in Goa and yet I had watched it on the first day of its release. I won't go into the details of the movie but definitely want to say that Nolan sir doesn't waste a single scene on unnecessary things, every scenes/dialogues are relevant to the overall formation of the movie. Another masterpiece from him and I can just wish that some day he picks any storyline from Indian context and turned that into extraordinary film which he always creates.

I was in training academy of ministry of Skill development back then at Kolkata and while I was watching this, there were only 2-3 people in the theatre ( because I was watching many days after it's initial release), and it made me thinking did Tom Cruise left anything for us not to fall him in love with his acting and performance, he is the real life version our superheroes which we have in our mind (may be it could be iron man, Batman, john wick etc.), I could write many pages and still left to write something more so in short I just want to say watch the second part or first part, both ways you will be compelled to watch the left one and still wanting to have some more. The world is blessed to have an actor like him.