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The sequel in the Akshay Kumar series titled OMG, OMG 2 starts by quite accurately representing the hustle and bustle of the epicentre of Hindu religious faith, Ujjain. The crowded and busy feeling of the Kumbh Mela, the devotional rush that almost suffocates and the commercialisation of traditional beliefs can be seen for a good... Continue Reading →
The title evokes a lot of curiosity. I assumed that 'The anatomy of a scandal' on Netflix would be an insane thriller with a whole lot of minute details that leave space for intelligent guesswork and shocking twists throughout. But this six episode limited series does not reach those expectations. That being said, it's not... Continue Reading →
Rakshit Shetty's film, Saptha Sagaradaache Ello (Side A), doesn't meet the high standards he set in Kannada cinema. Although it features a simple love story set in a jail, the screenplay lacks depth. While it includes experimental elements and evokes emotions, it ultimately falls short of being his best work, leaving anticipation for Side B.
Malayalam cinema has evolved significantly, exemplified by Rojin Thomas' film "Home." This movie showcases the ordinary life of Oliver, reflecting modern themes like technology, familial relationships, and mental health through relatable storytelling. Though simplicity is key, the characters are well-developed, making "Home" a notable example of feel-good, realistic cinema.