Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday is a Flashy, Desi Emily Yearning for A Purpose
Call Me Bae opens with this girl who appears to have it all, living a fantasy existence. She is extremely wealthy, grows up with everything at her disposal, and marries into an ultrarich family that only travels by helicopter. But…
Richard Linklater’s Hit Man is a Surprising Hit, with a Star-Making Performance by Glen Powell
The last time I found myself engrossed in a movie that effortlessly blended humor, suspense, and heartfelt moments, I wasn't expecting the emotional rollercoaster that Hit Man would take me on. Directed by Richard Linklater and starring Glen Powell, this…
KAOS Puts a Chaotic Spin on Greek Mythology in a Modern Setting
The first season of KAOS dives headfirst into a modern retelling of Greek mythology, creating a disorienting and intriguing concoction of the divine and the mundane. The show reimagines the pantheon of gods as flawed beings grappling with their own…
Kill (2024) is A Satisfying, No-Frills Take on Action Classics like John Wick and Die Hard
Kill (2024) had my attention the moment I heard it described as India’s answer to The Raid and John Wick. Being a fan of both franchises, I walked into the film expecting high-octane action, inventive kills, and that relentless, unforgiving pace…
It Ends With Us Struggles to Balance the Lighter and Darker Sides of Romance
The big-screen adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling book It Ends With Us deals with heavy themes like domestic violence and childhood traumas, except it fails to do so. That's the first line you need to know before you hit the…
Kota Factory Season Three Takes on a More Serious Tone, Exploring Dark Side of Admissions Coaching
Kota Factory has always been a show that hits close to home. Its portrayal of the trials and tribulations of students preparing for the IIT-JEE is something many of us can relate to. As someone who has navigated the competitive…
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…
Inside Out 2 is Pixar’s Best Film in Years, Exploring the Turbulent Emotions of Adolescence
As someone who cherishes Pixar’s Inside Out as one of the finest animated films ever made, the announcement of a sequel brought a mix of excitement and apprehension. The original film beautifully captured the complexity of human emotions, presenting them…
Doctor Who Series 14 Review: A New Doctor for a New Era that Honors the Past and Steps into the Future
As a long-time Doctor Who fan, each new season brings a mix of excitement and trepidation. The return of Russell T Davies, the mastermind behind the show’s revival in 2005, elevated these feelings to unprecedented levels. With Ncuti Gatwa stepping…
The Bear Season 3 Takes Risks that Don’t Always Pay Off
As a fervent admirer of The Bear since its inception, I’ve been eagerly awaiting each new season, captivated by its intense drama, intricate character development, and raw portrayal of life in a high-pressure kitchen. Season 3 of The Bear, now…
