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Man vs Baby Review: Rowan Atkinson returns with toddler troubles and laughs
Rowan Atkinson returns with gentle chaos in ‘Man vs Baby,’ a funny holiday series full of mishaps and warmth. Quick episodes and sweet moments make it a cozy, festive watch.
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Real Kashmir Football Club Review: Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub and Manav Kaul score big and shine in inspiring Kashmir football story
‘Real Kashmir Football Club’ tells the true story of two men chasing a dream in Kashmir, facing struggles and small victories along the way. The series feels real, with simple storytelling and strong performances.
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Perfect Family Review: Manoj Pahwa’s brilliant turn steers a domestic drama that feels uncomfortably real
‘Perfect Family’ grows on you in small, honest moments—arguments at the dining table, silences in the corridor, things left unsaid. Manoj Pahwa’s performance gives the series its spine, turning routine family chaos into something quietly affecting.
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Gustaakh Ishq Movie Review: Naseeruddin Shah and Vijay Varma deliver in a gentle drama with missed emotional highs
‘Gustaakh Ishq’ moves at its own unhurried pace, offering quiet moments of poetry, longing, and fragile human connection. It lingers in memory more for its small gestures than for any sweeping drama.
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Landman Season 2 Review: Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore bring quiet fire to the season’s start
Season 2 starts quietly, leaning on Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore to bring real depth to the opening chapter. Their performances give the episode a steady pull, the kind that draws you in without any showy tricks.
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Nishaanchi 2 Movie Review: Full of texture and honesty, but not the knockout it aims to be
‘Nishaanchi 2’ keeps its world small but its emotions sharp. The way it unfolds, it could have been told as one film without losing any depth or impact.
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The Beast in Me Review: Claire Danes elevates a quiet drama into one of the year’s most gripping thrillers
‘The Beast in Me’ unfolds like a slow breath held too long, drawing two wounded lives into a quiet storm. Its strength comes from the quiet moments where very little is said, yet everything starts to shift.
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Pluribus Review: Vince Gilligan steps beyond Breaking Bad with a twisted, compelling new series
From its visuals to its storytelling, ‘Pluribus’ is captivating and original. Vince Gilligan proves again why he’s a master of tension and complex, engaging narratives.
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Predator: Badlands Movie Review: The Predator franchise rediscovers its soul in a thrilling story that’s both fierce and thoughtful
‘Predator: Badlands’ reinvents the hunt by turning the monster into the hero. Dan Trachtenberg delivers a sharp, emotional reboot that finds heart beneath the armour and honour within the chaos.
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Haq Movie Review: A stirring story elevated by stellar performances from Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi
Gracefully told and quietly defiant, this is a story that lingers long after it ends. Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi shine in a film that finds power in restraint and honesty.
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The Taj Story Movie Review: Paresh Rawal fights for truth, but the film loses the argument
‘The Taj Story’ begins with fire but fades into fatigue. Despite Paresh Rawal’s committed act, the film’s courtroom chatter and predictable tone drain the power from its provocative premise.
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The Witcher Season 4 Review: Liam Hemsworth isn’t trying to be Henry Cavill—and that’s his smartest move yet
‘The Witcher’ Season 4 brings a sharper focus and a renewed sense of purpose to the saga. It’s uneven and flawed, but it finds balance and sets the stage for a fitting finale.
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The Apprentice Movie Review: The making of young Donald Trump comes alive through Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong
‘The Apprentice’ shows how a young Donald Trump slowly learned to navigate a tough world, shaped by mentors, ambition, and the pressures of 1970s New York. The film tracks the small choices and experiences that eventually formed the public figure we know today.
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Mr. Scorsese Review: Understanding Martin Scorsese through his own story
‘Mr. Scorsese’ is an intimate five-part documentary that traces Martin Scorsese’s life from Little Italy to becoming a Hollywood legend. It offers a rare, unguarded look at the man whose faith, flaws, and passion shaped modern cinema.
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Steve Movie Review: Cillian Murphy shines in a gruelling but compelling tale
Cillian Murphy delivers a quietly powerful performance in a story set inside a crumbling reform school. The film is raw and emotionally intense, exploring resilience, exhaustion, and the fragile lives caught in failing systems.
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The Lost Bus Movie Review: Paul Greengrass crafts a tense survival tale with Matthew McConaughey at the helm
A gripping tale of courage and survival, ‘The Lost Bus’ showcases human resilience amidst a raging wildfire. Matthew McConaughey shines in a deeply moving performance under Greengrass’s taut direction.
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Nishaanchi Movie Review: Anurag Kashyap strikes back with Aaishvary Thackeray's gritty, glorious debut in his saga of revenge, love and chaos
‘Nishaanchi’ is Anurag Kashyap’s return to form, a layered 80s-style masala drama that blends crime, comedy, and emotion with flair. Despite its indulgent length, the film’s lived-in world and compelling characters keep you hooked, setting the stage for a bigger saga ahead.
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Do You Wanna Partner Review: Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty shine in a spirited, women-led entrepreneurial comedy-drama
Diana Penty and Tamannaah Bhatia light up this comedy-drama with effortless chemistry, taking viewers on a spirited ride through friendship and ambition. With laughs, heart, and quirky characters, it’s a feel-good watch.
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The Bengal Files Movie Review: Where history meets human tragedy
Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘The Bengal Files’ confronts one of India’s most harrowing historical chapters, blending personal tragedy with political upheaval. The film immerses viewers in a world of fear and moral complexity.
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Highest 2 Lowest Movie Review: Denzel Washington and Spike Lee reunite in a thrilling moral tale
Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ is a tense, thought-provoking thriller that blends suspense with sharp social commentary. With compelling performances at its core, it questions the price of doing the right thing in a world marked by inequality and power.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Review: John Cena elevates a wild, funny and emotionally rich chapter two
The second season of ‘Peacemaker’ blends crude humour, heartbreak, and a surprising multiverse twist to kick off a darker, funnier new chapter.
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Bring Her Back Movie Review: Sally Hawkins delivers a masterclass in subtle, skin-crawling acting in this brilliant horror
‘Bring Her Back’ trades cheap jolts for slow, suffocating dread, turning a foster home into a portrait of grief and control. Sally Hawkins delivers a performance that’s as tender as it is terrifying.
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Alien: Earth Review: A masterful expansion of the ‘Alien’ legacy, with Adarsh Gourav making an impressive appearance
‘Alien: Earth’ expands the iconic franchise with a chilling mix of sci-fi horror and philosophical intrigue. Noah Hawley’s vision is both faithful to its roots and daring in its reinvention.
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The Pickup Movie Review: Eddie Murphy’s slick new heist comedy coasts on charm but lacks bite
‘The Pickup’ is a glossy but underwhelming heist comedy that goes through the motions without ever finding its spark. Despite a strong cast and a fun premise, the film never builds tension or rhythm.
