Cross: James Patterson’s Pages to the Screen
The first few episodes are somewhat sluggish and lack intrigue, but the narrative picks up considerably in the latter half.
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Tag: OTT
The Buckingham Murders: A Letdown by Hansal Mehta
The pacing, combined with a lackluster screenplay, fails to engage viewers, resulting in a finale that clearly feels unsatisfying.
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Meiyazhagan: A Tapestry of Love, Nostalgia, and Family
Meiyazhagan maintains a strong pace, weaving smaller tales and family moments that keep viewers engaged and emotionally invested.
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Zwigato: Delivering Humanity
The film underscores how often we overlook the humanity of delivery personnel, neglecting to see them as individuals supporting families and striving for dignity amidst gruelling conditions.
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Do Patti: Missed Opportunities in Female-Driven Drama
Indian directors should note that a good mystery doesn’t need excessive songs and unrelated scenes. Instead, it benefits from a tight screenplay, concise dialogues, and a focused narrative.
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CTRL: A Bold Leap into Tech-Driven Storytelling
What makes CTRL truly exciting is its portrayal of a dystopian future shaped by technology—a vision that felt all too believable.
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Ulajh: Promising Plot, Disappointing Lead
Janhvi Kapoor, in the lead role, puts in visible effort, but her performance lacks the depth needed to match her talented co-stars.
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Uglies: Intrigue Amid Predictability
While Uglies treads familiar ground for fans of the genre, it still manages to capture attention with its fast-paced and engaging storyline.
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Madgaon Express: Unfiltered Chaos and Genuine Laughter
This enjoyable ride through friendship and escapism leaves you with a smile, proving that Kemmu should definitely explore more directorial ventures in the future.
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Berlin: A Slow-Burn Spy Drama
Director Atul Sabharwal presents a grounded and authentic portrayal, steering clear of unnecessary songs or melodramatic moments.
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