Stree 2 Review: A Seamless Blend of Horror and Comedy
Much like its predecessor, Stree 2 delivers on its promise of providing a unique blend of horror, comedy, and social commentary. Directed by Amar Kaushik, the film follows the continued adventures of the quirky yet endearing characters introduced in Stree.…
Mirzapur Season 3 Review: More Gore, Less Pankaj Tripathi
The wait for Mirzapur Season 3 was long, almost excruciating. Four years passed between the explosive conclusion of the second season and the debut of the third. As a dedicated fan, I found myself oscillating between excitement and impatience, eager…
Bachchan Paandey is a Mostly Average Masala Film Anchored by its Lead Performance
A remake of the 2014 Tamil film Jigarthanda, Bachchan Paandey is one of those safe, mass-entertaining masala films that suffer from being quirky but never tapping fully into the ridiculousness of its over-the-top premise. Star Akshay Kumar seems to be…
Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors Tackles Important Issues, Set under the Backdrop of a Murder Case
Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors is the second season of the Criminal Justice series, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t accessible to viewers who haven’t watched the first season. Following on the footsteps of the original series on BBC, Behind…
Mirzapur is Still Entertaining in its Second Season, Despite its Slower Pacing
Mirzapur returns with a second season almost two years after it first aired. In case you have forgotten what happened in the first season since then, the show opens with a detailed recap before diving straight into what looks like…
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