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The true-crime genre on Indian OTT has arguably become oversaturated, frequently slipping into exploitative thrillers that treat real-world violence as mere entertainment fodder. With Raakh, creator-writers Anusha Nandakumar and Sandeep Saket alongside director Prosit...
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The horrific events of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks have been heavily documented by Indian cinema, typically favoring the armed strategies of commandos, police officers, or top-tier hotels. With Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, director Manoj Tapadia pivots beautifully,...
Backrooms Review: A24’s Adaptation of the Viral Internet Myth Is a Visual Masterpiece That Drags Under Its Own Ambition
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Governor Review: Manoj Bajpayee’s Stellar Restraint Stumbles in a Wordy, Politically Charged Financial Drama
Turning macroeconomics, sovereign debt, and foreign exchange reserves into a mainstream cinematic thriller is an ambitious mountain to climb. With Governor: The Silent Saviour, director Chinmay Mandlekar attempts to bypass the typical uniform-clad patriots to honor...
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Gold Rates Witness Year-End Correction: Prices Slip as 2025 Draws to a Close
The gold market in India is ending the year on a volatile note. On Tuesday, December 30, 2025, gold prices across major Indian cities experienced a sharp correction, retreating from the record highs seen just days ago.1 Following a year of unprecedented growth, the...
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Pritam and Pedro Review: Arshad Warsi and Vir Hirani Star in a Well-Intentioned but Bland Cyber-Thriller
When a cinematic force like Rajkumar Hirani makes his long-awaited transition to the digital streaming space, expectations are naturally sky-high. Known for mastering the delicate balance between broad comedy and deep emotional stakes, Hirani uses Pritam and Pedro to...
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US Special Forces Capture Nicolás Maduro in Dramatic “Absolute Resolve” Strike
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Jaisalmer’s Megha Village Reveals 200-Million-Year Fossil Secret
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Backrooms Review: A24’s Adaptation of the Viral Internet Myth Is a Visual Masterpiece That Drags Under Its Own Ambition
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Governor Review: Manoj Bajpayee’s Stellar Restraint Stumbles in a Wordy, Politically Charged Financial Drama
Turning macroeconomics, sovereign debt, and foreign exchange reserves into a mainstream cinematic thriller is an ambitious mountain to climb. With Governor: The Silent Saviour, director Chinmay Mandlekar attempts to bypass the typical uniform-clad patriots to honor...
Dhamaal 4 Trailer Review: Slapstick Nostalgia, Wild Jungle Chases, and a Massive Race for Gold
If you were wondering whether director Indra Kumar would dial down the absolute, unapologetic madness for the fourth installment of his legacy comedy franchise, the official trailer for Dhamaal 4 answers with a resounding "no." The newly released footage doubles down...
Haunted 3D (2026) Review: An Atrocity Against Humans and Ghosts Alike
When Vikram Bhatt unleashed the original Haunted 3D in 2011, it succeeded precisely because it merged old-school, atmospheric Indian horror storytelling with decent-for-its-time stereoscopic technology. Fast forward 15 years, and Haunted 3D: Echoes of the Past has...
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Imtiaz Ali has built his entire cinematic legacy on characters who run away to find themselves. In Main Vaapas Aaunga, he shifts that gaze outward, crafting a deeply poetic, multi-generational conversation about what happens when running away is your only option for...
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Some filmmakers use science fiction to showcase distant galaxies; Steven Spielberg has spent half a century using it as a massive mirror to examine the human heart. Marking his long-awaited return to the genre that built his legacy, Disclosure Day behaves less like a...