Jayendra Atre

I had high hopes for Sarzameen, but unfortunately, it left me more confused than moved. The story attempts to tackle big themes like patriotism, family bonds, and betrayal, but it does so with twists that feel forced and unconvincing. One of the most jarring moments is when a child ends up hitting his own father — a scene that felt emotionally off and hard to digest. The sudden reveal of the mother as a terrorist comes out of nowhere, with little context or buildup. And perhaps most baffling of all, a father failing to recognize his own son after just eight years felt implausible and emotionally disconnected. It’s clear the film wanted to stir deep emotions, but instead, it leans too heavily on dramatic clichés and illogical plot turns. There are some well-intentioned moments, but they get lost in the chaos. Sarzameen had potential, but it ends up being yet another example of style over substance.

"Stree 2" is a masterfully crafted film that skillfully balances humor and scary scenes throughout. With standout performances from Rajkumar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor, Aparshakti Khurana, Abhishek Banerjee, and Pankaj Tripathi, the movie captivates from start to finish. The special appearances by Akshay Kumar and Varun Dhawan add an extra layer of charm. This is a film not to be missed by anyone who doesn't have a weak heart.

One of the worst well funded movies I have seen related to Indian armed forces. No attention to detail in the movie. All the attention is towards partying and each day dinners and drinks. And what is with glorification of a terrorist? The terrorist was shown more powerful than Indian Air force and military! Seriously? It's a shame such movies are allowed to be released. Do not watch if India is your love and Indian armed forced are your pride. They deserve movies like Border and Lakshya at least. Jai Hind!!!

After Sacred Games, Netflix has set very high standards for an Indian web series and hence the expectations are high too. The first part of Selection day is good but not engrossing like Sacred Games. The actors are pretty good and do justice to their characters; however, it still needs a lot of work to keep audience glued to the screens. The young brigade has acted really well though.

The movie depicts the reality of fashion houses. Using cheaper markets to produce and selling for crazy prices. Exploitation is known in most industries; however, the clothing industry is at a different level.

Pathetic movie. Could never stay focussed in the movie because of a pathetic as storyline and illogical plot. They made stealing at Rashtrapati Bhavan seem like a cakewalk. Rubbish.

One of the worst Christopher Nolan movies, boring us to death! And in 1944, was there any Russia? It was USSR. And was UN formed until October 1945? Very bad movie