rachaita sinha

I haven't seen such an impactful movie on vulnerability of women in hands of society for a while. The plot ironically encircles around how a woman ventures into the consequences of the dark, gruesome and deep-rooted societal dogmas put down only by the men. By the end of the movie we'll be aware of the fact, the fact maybe unknown to a woman herself... The more she endures, the more powerful she becomes. I don't know how much this movie will affect you, but I'm sure I won't be able to sleep for some days to come. Without the commendable performance of the cast the movie would have never reached the audiences' hearts.

Neither a spine-chilling thriller nor the best performances of the leads yet this 2 hour 29 minutes tale will keep you up with thorough suspense and hence lure you to watch till the very end. An efficient inspector, Jatil Yadav (though we do not easily find this kind of able officers in real life) is caught in an intricate web of the secrets of a reputed family and how solving this case will finally sprinkle some romance in his life which he was searching all the while is the tale all about. Go and watch this thriller and I'm sure you'll close the tab with a smile on your face.🖤 And the songs need a special mention.

A light hearted comedy movie with an enthralling script, full of subtle humour and a lovely cast is enough to loot your stress away and lift up your weekend feel. ❤ Go and take part in this 2 hour journey of Lootcase and I promise you won't regret. P.S Vijay Raaz steals the show.

LUDO: A breath of fresh air A subtle dark comedy revolving around the four key characters and their constant efforts to make their way in life in five different stories woven together in a single narrative, will sweep you away to the intricate world of love, despair and hope and make you fall for Anurag Basu yet another time. The exceptional performances of Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Bacchan, little Inayat Verma and Rajkumar Rao along with the cinematography that will constantly give that 'Barfi' and 'Jagga Jasoos' feel will make this rollercoaster ride of 2 hours 30 min journey worth watching again and again.

Keeping aside my disconsolate soul, my love & respect for Sushant and my longingness to watch him on the big screen maybe for another hundred times, I am sorry to say that apart from Sushant's acting *Dil bechara* is a quite an average, poorly scripted movie with many loopholes and the worse part is the songs. The only thing that kept me glued till the end was that charming smile and the dialogues, which were so real that it felt like Sushant was speaking his mind. But I'm quite sure If he were alive, he would have been trolled for another flop. Nonetheless this 1 hour 41 minutes made me forget that I'm watching him for one last time...crying over him maybe for one last time. We are missing you and we'll keep missing you. "Shotti bolchhi!!" ❤