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A movie that could have been a masterpiece ends up being an incomplete story. The director could have either followed the events in the book in entirety or created a strong screenplay using cinematic liberties. The dinner scene was the worst of all. I wont delve into details but this is not how an espionage movie should be made. RAW was way better in my opinion. I only watched this movie as the cast included Tabu and Wamiqa Gabbi. Both are phenomenal in their role and that is the main reason why you must watch the movie. The story is like a patchwork which has no proper closure or ending to any of the subplots.

Thursday's widows is about the deaths that happen in a gated community in upper class Mexico. The story is narrated by Mavi, one of the residents of this community. The first episode gives a gist of the life of all the families staying in Los Cascadas and this episode ends with the death of three men. The subsequent episodes focuses on each family and their problems. The series manages to throw a light on how materialistic life holds more value for these families rather than peace and happiness. The reason behind the deaths is disturbing considering that such events have also unfolded in real life. I would rate this series 3.5/5. Its a good one time watch.

I would give a million stars if I could. This is Sushmita's best role till date and she truly deserves a national award for this. The series showcases the struggles of a transgender activist ShreeGauri Sawant and also on the historic judgement by the Supreme Court to consider transgender as a third gender in India and give them equal rights. I suggest everyone to watch this series. Truly inspiring and hats off to ShreeGauri amma!

Its very easy to predict who is Ghostface in the second half. First half was really good but the movie fizzles out in the second half and the ending revelation is not a surprise

Not a masterpiece but a one time watch Cillian Murphy tries really hard to get that accent and somehow he seems more like Thomas Shelby than Oppenheimer. This is not his career best role. People are getting blindsided because it’s a Nolan movie but Oppenheimer is a biography and the movie is just goes in flashbacks and present without the mention of the date or year which is bizarre; so it’s kinda easy to get a little distracted. Technically brilliant movie; Matt Damon was brilliant in his role and I guess he overshadowed Murphy in most of the scenes. It was lovely watching him. Do not go by the hype; if you like Nolan’s work or Cillian Murphy then yes go for the movie; it will distract you due to the length but nevertheless you’ll not hate it or regret your decision. If you do not like biographies or lengthy movies then this is definitely not the one you should be even considering. Just wait for the release on OTT.