Devendra Lilke

"A MURDER MYSTERY MEETS TECHNOLOGY AND WE MEETS OUR FUTURE” A heartbreaking story, an investigation of lost women, A convention of reputed people across the world, A bunch of saint-type commentaries over the apocalypse of the world are saturated in this Sherlock Holmes-type contemporary whodunit. The makers deliver a fascinating idea while enlivening the mystery-suspense genre. A murder is at the center, where anyone could be the culprit. Emma Corrin is Incandescent, in the lead and her ingenious character is in finding the "who-do-it" person; whereas the beefy cast is also splendid. The technology assists in the whole mystery-solving adventure. The echo of A. I. makes its presence felt. The blistering cold snow landscapes make a shivering impact, and the Cinematography & Editing keep bypassing through the past and present very flawlessly. The show finds its heart in its inclusive, riveting story and its mystifying screenplay, meticulously encrypted and intriguingly decrypted with timely, thought-provoking insights for us. The show tries to reflect our versions in this modern-day world as well as it's like a tale of a dark web. The show ranges from thrilling beats to a heart-rending experience also. After the whooping revelation in its groovy climax, one shall genuinely take a moment to think of their own present life, internally as well as externally. The world is changing, but is it for better or worse?

“A Paradise of chocolate sweetly welcomes you” Wonka is a much needed taste of fondant and delicacy. It's like holding a hot chocolate cup in our hands. A magical story of a chocolate maker, whose mother tells him that it's not the chocolate that matters, but it's with whom you share it. He wants a better place in the world where everybody could dream together happily. The Director Paul King puts a lot of caramel and sweet confectioneries in his film to make his own magic work as saccharine as possible and it works like a pure imagination. The predictable story is treated with melodious musicals and few great kind words. The sweet Timothee Chalamet is whimsical as Willy Wonka in a hat full of dreams with such perfect casting. The film fabulously dreams into an enchantingly real world. Thanks to the delectable production and costume designs as well as music to make this adaptation delightful. Wonka is a film that doesn't demand a lot of pennies from you to watch it, the treatment is heartfelt and heartwarming, just jingle with Timothee's pleasant voice and savour it like a dream.

“A Mystical Apprehension of Being Human” The Green Knight is a voyage of a person clinching to his inescapable fate. The story traverses through misty-astounding landscapes, different colour-textured terrains and encounters with people and spirits along the way. The stellar cinematography left me absolutely speechless. The Director David Lowery and the lead actor, Dev Patel give birth to a folktale in a very glorious and brilliant style. It is much a story of honour, honesty, courage and a quest of what makes a person, a good person. Metaphorically, the film is extraordinarily rich with its deep themes as well as explores human and nature's dwindling empathy. Give a chance to this bizarre, creative and contemplative chronicle full of artistry in its each frame.

The whole story orbits very much around love and destiny. The three major characters are both the heart and soul of the film, for whom we would root for. The interval block and climatic minutes would bring a bunch of tears as the dearest characters traverse through the odds of fate. Hi Nanna is a saccharine of happiness, love, longing, marriage, family and exploration of human bonds. It's very much like a graceful leaflet that knots to our soul. The extremely compelling performances, a tender-hearted story and a midas touch from the creators, crafts a fabulous chronicle of three souls seeking each other's love and solidarity. Do watch it with a heart, the film is a heartstring of cinema and this outing might go sidelined amongst many other blockbusters but such great pleasurable films deserve more love in the contemporary trends of cinema, so make a place for them too.....