Scary Movie returns with familiar faces, but forced humour, a weak plot and tired references make this revival feel like a missed opportunity.
May Day is a light Cold War adventure starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. Read our review and 6.9/10 rating.
Kanyadaan’s poetic writing and direction explore love, inherited beliefs and the painful struggle to question customs that stand in the way of happiness.
Aap Ki Kasam turns young love into a painful story of jealousy, mistrust and regret, with memorable performances and songs that stay with you.
Gulzar’s Khushboo is a moving story of love, pride and missed chances, with Hema Malini and Jeetendra bringing Kusum and Vrindavan to life.
This Backrooms movie review explores Kane Parsons’ slow-burning psychological horror, its memory-driven maze and that unsettling final Still Life.
This Mausam movie review explores Gulzar’s poignant story of guilt and redemption, led by remarkable performances from Sanjeev Kumar and Sharmila Tagore.
This Aandhi movie review explores Gulzar’s political drama, its broken marriage, unforgettable music and powerful defence of female ambition.
This Amar Prem movie review explores Shakti Samanta’s classic, its soulful music and its timeless plea to choose empathy over prejudice.
In this In the Grey movie review, I look at another fun Guy Ritchie film that could have become a franchise of its own if it weren’t for its production delays and marketing setbacks. A movie originally completed in 2023, marred by poor marketing and long post-production delays, initially dropped by Lionsgate, and unheard of …