Vishwanath Gowda

Ferris Bueller's Day Off - it's really good. It's got funny parts and clever dialogue. Ferris breaks the 4th wall, He's super smart and never seems to have any issues. He wants to skip school for a day, and he plans it perfectly and fakes being sick. His principal is behind him, trying to expose him to his parents, but Ferris is always ahead. You'll really like him and his friends. The way the day goes is fun to watch, and it leaves you feeling good. totally recommend it, and watch till the end credits!

Bad Sisters" from the very first scene to the last, had me totally hooked and was completely binge-worthy. It's a murder mystery, filled with hidden secrets and unexpected surprises. The scenery, the coast, everything is stunning, making it the perfect place for conversations by the sea. even though the cold breeze only hits you through the screen (just kidding). It made me feel like I was right there with the characters. The entire show feels like it's taking place inside Pinterest with its aesthetically pleasing clothes, houses, and gardens. The cast is absolutely perfect. Each character feels unique and interesting, and I really connected with all of them; I wanted their stories to turn out well. Even the Insurance brothers made me feel pity for them. It resembles 'Knives Out' and 'The White Lotus' offering a similar experience of unexpected twists. The show jumps between the past and the present, which keeps things exciting. One of the highlights is how the five lead actresses convincingly portray a genuine family dynamic. Their relationships are incredibly relatable. And the ending is clever!

walking into theaters without seeing the trailer and having no expectations. Without giving away any spoilers, the movie starts off well, and it's incredibly fast-paced. SRK's charm works throughout the film. The story is well-written, though it could have been better.The movie holds your attention with its basic plot centered around democracy, the dark side of politics, and a rich businessman's success. There's a twist during the interval, which, while predictable, is well-executed. Deepika's small role is impressive; she looks stunning and reminded of my fanboy days. The film has many characters, and everyone plays their roles well. However, Vijay Setupati's South accent, without proper establishment as a South character, makes serious dialogues somewhat funny. At times, the movie becomes overwhelming, like the recreation of a Mahendra Bahubali scene in the prison. Bollywood's obsession with adding songs every 10 minutes remains consistent, but the VFX is good. SRK's monologue about democracy, voting and standing up against corruption is thought-provoking. While "Chak de India" remains my favorite SRK movie, Jawaan is a complete family entertainer. Despite its minor flaws, it's definitely worth a watch.

Once I discovered a YouTube channel that suggests awesome shows. The narrator described Little Things as, "It's like a secret camera in the walls, capturing two couples' everyday lives." I was instantly hooked! Right from the first episode, I was completely invested in the world of Dhruv and Kavya. The best part of the show is the actors Dhruv Sehgal and Mithila Palkar. We really love all the Little things that they go through in their lives while they are in a relationship.Dhruv and Kavya's lives go from making sandwiches, killing mosquitoes and watching TV at 3 in the morning to marriage, careers and having kids. We really grow with them. It also explores long distance relationships, staying away from parents while growing up, the right way of communicating with our partner. Each episode teaches important life lessons: trusting each other, sharing happiness, working hard, and to love with all your heart! Dhruv's love for mutton cutlet gravy, Late-night talks on the balcony, cozy Sunday naps and cuddles make my heart happy. Kavya's words like "uncomfortable baaton se hee toh comfort badhta hai na" and "I am your home, Dhruv" made me realize how having a good life partner can make our life so beautiful. The final episode made me smile so bright and really happy from inside! It's a part of me now, and whenever I feel down, it's all I need. Watch this show, and you'll see yourself and your partner in Kavya and Dhruv!

"The Breakfast Club" is a movie about five very different teenagers who end up in Saturday detention due to some mischief they've done. We can relate each of them in one way or another. At the start, they don't know each other, but as the day goes, they start to open up and form a genuine bond of friendship. The film beautifully demonstrates that despite their differences, they connect and understand each other. Their punishment is to write an essay about who they are and what they want to be. At the end of the day, They all combine and write one essay and it reflects the growth and self-discovery that occurs throughout the day among them. The moment when the essay is read out loud at the end is touching and satisfying. You hope that these newfound friendships will last beyond this memorable Saturday. It is a heartwarming and relatable movie that's perfect for a cozy, feel-good watch.