Moumita M. Manna

A good punch of horror, humour and message to the society intertwined with right amount of Bollywood masala... Enjoyed and scared to the right amount.... 😄😄

It rarely happens that a spinoff is superior than the basic series. Queen Charlotte definitely provides better storyline and depicts that era in a more convincing way.

Just spellbound.... The storyline, the sets, the grandeur, acting (except Alamzeb) everything was marvelous....

Just loved it.... Jung Kyung Ho is more than fantastic. The girl playing Hae ji is good too. However, the female lead is a miscast in my opinion, and it's not because she is much older than the male lead. The story and everything else are good. And again, Jung Kyung Ho rocks.... ❤

A well made drama. However, it makes me upset about Korean society. I really feel bad for working mothers in South Korea. They have to work neglecting their kids. They are working even if the child is sick! We, in India, can't even imagine it. We have Child Care Leaves to take care of our kids. I spend all my Casual Leaves for my daughter. I believe a mother can give her 100% to work only when she knows that her child is happy and healthy. A sick child's mother can't be productive.

Some movies leave us speechless since we are left pondering and introspecting..... Khaad is one of them.....

Supeb acting by Nawazuddin Siddiqui wasted in a derogatory plot. While watching the movie I was wondering whether it's about a society fifty years back! I find it difficult to accept that a woman's aim in today's world is to get married. She doesn't have any career targets or passions to pursue. Just getting married to a NRI is what she desires! Also, the male protagonist is still unmarried because his prospective alliances couldn't bring in enough dowry! Please film-makers, dowry is a crime. Don't portray it as an everyday thing. The story is so boring and uneventful that I could skip parts without missing out anything. Finally, after one and half hours I couldn't continue watching it anymore and quit....

Intriguing, Engrossing, Perplexing and somewhat Melancholic... That's Oppenheimer, a brilliant movie that captures attention from the first frame to the very last.... However, a viewer should have elementary knowledge of the following before watching this masterpiece: 1. WW2 2. Political scenario of America at that time 3. Nuclear fission and fusion. Quantum physics. 4. Renowned physicists and their contributions