Taandav Review : Makers gathered all commendable actors for one of the most appealing plots for Indian audiences. Canvas was ready with all colors in the basket but the painter just spilled a few selective colors on canvas which resulted in a poor illustration of the craft.
An attempted political thriller that shows only one side of the coin and is prejudiced against a specific religion with unnecessary sequences added just for political propaganda.
Gullak 2 Review : Gullak season 2 is again a story of “Mishra Ji Family” which is as interesting as its first installment. You will again fall in love with this family and may also come closer to the family.
You will relate yourself to at least one character in their “Kissa”. Situations shown in this series are snippets of real life, character buildup is impressive and at the end, you want something more.
Kaagaz Review : The movie has Bad man, item number, and many more hacks which used to work till late 90s but now are cliche. A real-life story like this needed a more sophisticated direction but was treated superficially.
It is the natural and effortless acting of Pankaj Tripathi which is the only reason which may give you a reason to watch this movie till the end. This is a warning call for Pankaj Tripathi… Is he the next victim of typecasting?
You would not regret watching this film though you will be disappointed.
Criminal Justice 2 Review : A criminal-police-courtroom drama. Though twists are predictable the screenplay keeps you engaged. Situations are gray but characters are radical. The story lands smoothly at the end with no big surprise but the makers are successful in making us eager about how it will unfold.
I Know This Much Is True Review : A family that is full of secrets. A never-ending misery and battle with oneself. A story of a “not so perfect” man but who knows “this much is true”. “I Know This Much Is True” isn’t a journey that everyone would like to go on. Phenomenal acting helped audiences to go through the ever-increasing misery of the protagonist in this mini-series.
A simple murder intends to be a dark comedy.
A chaotic and confused screenplay with too many plots and characters don’t look interesting and we could not continue watching after the second episode.
We have so much promising content on OTT that we will not recommend spending time on ” A simple Murder:
Abhay 2 Review : A crime thriller where almost all the characters are crooked. A decent acting effort where Kunal Kemmu has proved his versatility. Director has tried to put together different crime cases in each episode into a single storyline.
Pariwar Review : A light and subtle comedy movie based on middle-class family tussle among themselves. When so many talented actors and Bheja-fry fame director groups together then expectations are high. Good acting efforts and small-town backdrop make it a one time watch.
JL50 Review : A SciFi which is nicely blended with an investigative thriller. Overall good acting efforts by both lead actors Abhay Deol and Pankaj Kapoor.
This series is like a cream biscuit. If you do not like a biscuit, you can just lick the cream. Similarly, if you do not like SciFi then watch it as a suspense thriller.
Masaba Masaba Review : A fictional story inspired and played by real-life mother-daughter pair, Neena Gupta and Masaba Gupta. A well-written story with decent screenplay and cinematography. Neena Gupta is flawless as always and she is a major crowd puller for this series.
There are some specific instances of the show where there are subtle comments and satire on Bollywood, where a few only dare. This makes the show an interesting watch.