Aside from a few hyper goats, the No Pressure (2024) trailer wasn’t all that interesting. I wasn’t exactly compelled to watch it right away, you could say. Sorry No. That was terrible. But this movie is actually not completely terrible for a comfort watch mediocre rom com. The plot is muddy sometimes and the runtime […]
Story: In the context of present-day Hyderabad, Tenant reveals a spine chilling tale about Goutam (Satyam Rajesh) and his wife Sandhya (Megha Chowdhury). The story gains momentum when Goutam is arrested under mysterious circumstances caught burning a body near a village on Bangalore highway. This incident happened in the same community where another episode involving
Gam Gam Ganesha brings together two stories told in parallel. One story follows Ganesh (Anand Deverakonda), a small-time thief, and the other focuses on Kishore Reddy (Raj Arjun), a politician. After his girlfriend leaves him, Ganesh is desperate to get rich and plans a diamond heist worth Rs 7 crore. Meanwhile, Kishore Reddy needs Rs
Here we go again. Another year has passed since Aniplex’s probably spectacular success of ripping off naïve Demon Slayer enthusiasts with their release of the not-movie To The Swordsmith Village (that I called “a quick money-grab”) to produce even-less-exciting-sounding To The Hashira Training. Yes indeed, it is the same scenario where two unrelated long episodes
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Lovely sophomore feature of Indian director Payal Kapadia shines in the Cannes competition due to its lambent depiction of two Mumbai nurses forming a connection with one another within a city of 20 million people. This movie, although gently coruscating, has shown its unique beauty through an instance from early on in it. Prabha (Kani
After the movie I went home with a friend, and as we walked into the compound’s main gate, two old men were seated on the bench. The first one is Mr. Bhatia, Mr. Bhatia who is easily in his mid-70s, with whom we always exchange greetings whenever we meet at some point. About the movie
Since I caught a glimpse of Nyabagam song from Varshangalkku Shesham, some days back, I felt that the song would be what will keep it with people like a lingering ache due to those long shots of Dhyan Sreenivasan and Pranav Mohanlal looking so sad. However, as soon as I finished watching the movie, the
The third and final movie of the “Through My Window” trilogy is titled “Through My Window: Looking at You,” and it follows Raquel (Clara Galle) and Ares Hidalgo (Julio Peña) as they struggle through the aftermath of Yoshi’s death, who was one of Raquel’s best friends. The Spanish Netflix drama based on a novel by
The filmmakers of “Goodnight Mommy” relentlessly, impressively savage downer of a film depict a devout, recently married woman who is spinning towards the edge of despair. Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala’s “The Devil’s Bath,” though made by same directors as “Goodnight Mommy” and “The Lodge”, is not a horror movie. Its brooding trees in combination
The film, Bramayugam (not Bramayugam) is being hailed by audiences and reviewers alike as a groundbreaking piece of cinema and storytelling. This movie had me hyped to see it, thinking this could be the next great Indian folklore based horror film after the amazing “Tumbbad”. There were several things about the movie that made it
