Sowmya Iyer

Mahavatar Narasimha – More Than a Movie, It’s a Spiritual Experience I don’t even know how to put this into words... this movie didn’t just entertain me — its divine intervention. Pure goosebumps. The visuals (VFX) were so powerful, especially the scenes with Narasimha — they felt real. Not just effects, but energy. I actually felt something shift in me while watching. The music was beautiful and intense especially the BGM was pure fire. I can swear everyone who watched the movie left the theatre in tears. Such a beautiful and soul stirring movie by Ashwin sir. This movie reminded me that our gods, our history, and our faith are not just “mythology.” They’re real. They’re alive. And they are part of who we are. Every sanatani must watch this movie. Salute to the team of Mahavatar Narasimha and Hombale Films. Brilliant Masterpiece.

Loved the movie. Be it Sharafudheen, Sandeep or Saaf, everyone did their role phenomenally. Kudos to the director, the movie was simply amazing. I wish it got more public response and hype it needs as the team totally deserves it. NEED SECOND PART.

"Eating Our Way to Extinction" is a documentary that delves into one of the most pressing issues of our time: the impact of our food choices on the planet. It's hard not to feel shaken by the powerful imagery and compelling narratives presented throughout the film. From the destruction of rainforests for livestock grazing to the alarming rates of species extinction driven by industrial agriculture, the documentary skillfully connects the dots between our food systems and the environmental crises we face today. It doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of animal agriculture, highlighting the immense strain it puts on resources like water and land while contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. What sets this documentary apart is its ability to blend scientific evidence with heartfelt personal stories, giving a human face to the global issue of food sustainability. Viewers are introduced to farmers grappling with the challenges of transitioning to more sustainable practices, activists fighting for food justice, and individuals whose lives have been deeply impacted by our current food systems. However, "Eating Our Way to Extinction" isn't all doom and gloom. It offers hope by showcasing innovative solutions and individuals who are leading the way towards a more sustainable food future. Whether it's the rise of plant-based diets, regenerative agriculture, or community-driven initiatives, the film highlights the potential for positive change when we rethink our relationship with food. It's a wake-up call for humanity to recognize the power we hold in shaping the future of our planet through what we eat.

"Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya" is a delightful film that leaves you with a warm, fuzzy feeling. Shahid and Kriti's chemistry on screen is refreshing, making the movie an enjoyable watch. The songs are catchy and the music director did justice in remaking the original song of raghav without destroying it like neha kakkar. What sets this film apart is its unique storyline - a man falling in love with a robot with an unexpected twist. It's a fresh concept that adds a new twist to the classic romance genre. The comedy timing of each actor is impeccable. I'm eagerly waiting for the second part. Overall, it is a feel-good movie that's worth watching, especially if you're in the mood for something different and uplifting.

A huge salute to our Indian Air Force....!!! Hrithik Roshan delivers one of the standout performances of his career in this exceptional movie. Karan Singh Grover and Akash Oberoi are finally receiving the recognition they truly deserve, adding to the film's stellar cast. Deepika Padukone delivers a solid performance, and the ever-impressive Anil Kapoor continues to shine on screen. The introduction of Rishab Sawney as the villain is a delightful surprise. The songs may not be memorable, except for one that is inspired by our National Anthem. The impactful dialogues, penned by Hussain Dalal and Abbas Dalal and Biswapati Sarkar of TVF, are sure to give goosebumps. The action sequences and cinematography are of high quality, making the movie a visual treat. Without a doubt, it is worth the watch. Siddarth Anand has crafted a fantastic film that pays homage to the Indian Air Force, combining powerful performances, gripping storytelling, and impressive technical elements. This movie stands out as a remarkable achievement in Hrithik Roshan's filmography. Jai Hind....!!!

5 Stars are not enough to describe this movie. What a spiritual experience....!!! This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. A visual delight, Rishab garu is simply amazing. Hats off to the brilliant script, the amazing BGM, cinematography and direction that will take you to another level. What should I say about Rishab Shetty's performance...!!! Absolutely Mindblowing. This movie definitely deserves a National Award and an Oscar entry as well as one of the best Indian movies ever made...!!! A big pranamam to the entire team of Kantara....!!!

Abeer soofi does a great job of Sai Baba...nailed the role..no overacting...a simple and powerful performance and kudos to the entire team of Mere Sai. even the kids are fantastic. Right from the first episode I was hooked to the show and they never fail to impress.I wish the entire team more success..

Undoubtedly, one of the best performances by Arya, Pooja and everyone in the team. The story will hit you right in the guts...!!! It shows the truth of life, its ultimate purpose, carrying a deep, spiritual meaning...!!! Kudos to the entire team.

An extraordinary story told in a warm, simple and straightforward manner. Brilliant acting by all actors including the kids. Inspiring movie. A must watch for all movie goers about three father of Indian cinema...!!!

One of these childhood memories where TV serials were fun and enjoyable for the whole family....the comedy timings by great actors are impeccable...