Shakuntala Devi Review : A story of a lady who loved mathematics. This movie is an honest effort to change the image of Ma in Bollywood. The pace is slow and the movie is less about mathematics but more about a relationship between a daughter and her ambitious mother.
Yaara Review : A typical Tigmanshu Dhulia plot for a movie: Friendship and betrayal. Good plot and cast, a decent story, below average screenplay, and faulty execution. Overall one time watch but do not expect it to match Tigmanshu Dhulia’s classics.
Raat Akeli Hai Review : An investigative thriller where love drives the investigation. It is an old school pulp fiction story with a good cast and acting efforts. This is among few decent offerings from Netflix as far as Hindi content is considered. Watch it for a haweli, stubborn police officer, dirty family secrets, murder, and investigation.
Undekhi Review :As the name suggests, a crime thriller seen never before. A gun-wielding drunk man, a murder, family politics, corruption, betrayal, and a cat and mouse chase story. All ingredients for a perfect thriller.
Dil Bechara : Ek Tha Raja Ek thi Rani, Dono mur gaye khatam kahani, this story is incomplete and you must watch this movie to know the complete story. A masterpiece of art that truly deserves your time. The last monologue of Sushant will remain with you for a long long time.
It is hard to believe it is his last movie but as we say Show must go on .
Breathe Review : Abhishek Bachchan has always been an underrated actor and he has proved his acting skills again after a long time. We would have been more impressed if the story would have suited AB’s efforts in this series. AB deserves some more Guru like platforms !!
Penalty is an immature effort of film-making. A good effort with budget constraints but lacks originality. Watching this movie, you will feel like it is the first project of a student of film production. When we are beginners our writings are so much inspired by our favorite prose or poem that it looks like a copy. The same is the issue with this movie.
Bhonsle Review , Nepotism Quotient : 0, Manoj Bajpai is at his best. He is the only actor who could have executed this role where there were very few dialogues for the protagonist. The treatment might feel like an observational art movie of sad and gloomy texture, moving at quite a slow pace, Watch it for Manoj Bajpai !!
Axone Review : A fresh perspective towards the stories of Northeast Indians in Delhi. A subtle comment on the coexistence of different cultures which have many things in common but some odd points are poles apart.
Chippa might remind you of your younger version when dreams use to change at every blink of eyes. If you still have that child living within you, you may connect to this movie. Makers have not tried too hard to make you feel connected. It is left up to your imagination how far you can connect to this.