Pushkar Dasgupta

When it seemed like hindi films have lost their golden touch, comes a film like Laapataa Ladies - "Pure Gold" Never have I smiled through a film, amazed at how beautiful story telling could be. You can keep on singing praises and still fall short of words. What acting! I do not believe I am writing this but Ravi Kishan Ji, Jio! Other performers including Sparsh, Prathibha, Chaya Kadam, and the rest, thank you for such a gem. A film is complete when all departments in film making contribute equally. Here, there is no dearth of contributions. Hats off to the director and entire team. Thank you for making me smile 😊 DO NOT MISS IT. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

What a colossal disappointment. What was the director thinking? Bringing in a bag of rotten secularism to cover for a no plot story telling was actually making fun of the audience pschye. The presentation was so outdated that it made the 80's filmmaking look way advanced. The lead actors contributed in making the film all the more cringe-worthy. Akshay Kumar who has evolved as one of the finest superstar of the generation should now involve himself with more projects that are responsible cinema with entertainment. Thank God, the movie released on a streaming platform.

Go watch it if not done already. One of the best shows that TV has to offer. And Mr. Baker, salute. Seemed acting was a piece of cake to be gobbled for this man. Such ease. Such charm. Special mention to Agent Cho and his non expressive charm. Was a winner. Though the concept of the show was nothing new, the actors made all the difference. All the actors.

I shall remember the name. I shall remember Sunday. Go watch it if you have not watched it already.

Outrageous nonetheless. But it is Michael Bay. So you have a cut and jump plotline which stays true to the motive of a good timepass. Enjoy as it lasts and do not look for logic. I had a blast with the action and of course Ryan Renolds. With him around who needs Tony Stark. Too much? Well, it doesnt matter. Blast pool fellas. And a special word for the background score. Plug and play.

Regret saying this but WAR to me was like a body porn. All that the protagonist and the antagonist had to do was to look beefed up and highlighted. Though the premise was interesting, the director was more keen on camera angles and action choreography inspired from well known hollywood thrillers thus losing the focus on character development. Mr. Roshan has seen better days as an actor. As for Mr. Shroff jr, he should learn to express with his face and not his body. A sequel is peeping on the horizon but please give a better cinematic experience.

Lets keep this short and crisp. If you have not watched Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse, then you are missing the best spiderman film. Period. What a world. What animations. Phew!

Check it out if you have not done it already. One roller coaster ride.

Pretty engaging. A human side to the otherwise monotonous approach of we are good and they are bad.