Reviews

Kannappa had all the ingredients for a spiritually moving cinematic experience, a timeless legend, a rich setting like Sri Kalahasti, and a powerful moral. But in trying to make it larger-than-life, the film forgets what made the real Kannappa’s story special: simplicity and raw love for God.

While many of us were following the beginnings of the Afghanistan War and “American Idol,” Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland were probing the fragile fabric of society, and the potentially very quick way, indeed, horror might come our way.

Kuberaa, Sekhar Kammula, Dhanush, Nagarjuna, Rashmika Mandanna, Operation Sagar Mathan, beggars, business syndicate, unique concept, emotional connect, slow pacing, cinematography, background score, Telugu cinema

The Switch 2 improves on Nintendo’s hybrid console with a larger screen, better Joy-Cons, and enhanced hardware, but retains an outdated interface. Early impressions are promising, but inconsistent upgrade policies and unclear availability in India raise caution.

Life of Chuck, adapted from a Stephen King novella, tells the story of one man’s life in reverse—from a global collapse to a childhood dance. With Tom Hiddleston leading, it’s an emotional, ambitious film full of poetry, philosophy, and joy

Housefull 5 sails in like a storm packed with madness, mystery, entertainment and more masala than ever before

Like the rest of the episodes, this 34-minute film delivers an emotional narrative that is both meaningful and easy to relate to, making it a great watch for families.

There’s no need to explain what Mission: Impossible is — if you’ve grown up watching movies, you’ve probably seen at least one. Since 1996, this franchise has kept audiences excited with its thrilling missions, smart twists, and of course, Tom Cruise doing jaw-dropping stunts

The Dark Ages, in its open-world avatar, is a different experience from 2020’s Eternal. You are still firing countless bullets and experimenting with a bunch of weapons, but you’re no longer approaching the game like a linear FPS where you clear enemies at every step. Instead, you’re fighting against the entire world, and you need to rely as much on strategy as you do on reflexes and quick thinking

From the very first frame, the film promises intensity—and for the most part, it delivers.

If you’re in the mood for laughs, wild moments, and an energetic cast, Bromance is a solid weekend pick.

This eight-episode narrative explores the intersection of academia and intelligence through the lens of a young mathematician

A review of Masala Games’ Detective Dotson, an Indian indie mystery adventure.

The film marks a chilling return to form for Peter Stormare, who anchors the story with a performance that is both terrifying and paradoxically tragic

Gareth Evans brings his trademark kinetic style to the film’s brutal action sequences. Long, exhausting brawls unfold in grimy hallways and rain-slicked alleyways, shot with bone-crunching realism

Helmed by Ramana Teja, the six-episode series centers around an original concept—psychometry—which serves as the foundation for a murder investigation layered with past trauma, moral complexity, and emotional depth.

Chhorii 2 may not match the thrill of the first film, but it still offers a decent watch for horror fans.

“Pravinkoodu Shappu” is a fresh and engaging film with strong performances, smart writing and a different kind of humour.

It is made available on Netflix from March 7 to 28 with the first volume debuting on March 7 while the last volume debuted on March 28.

Watch Lucifer before L2: Empuraan to enjoy the story to the fullest. It sets the stage and you’ll catch all the little details that make Empuraan even more exciting

In terms of gameplay, it takes less than five minutes for you to come to terms with classic Ubisoft game construction, as everything from movement to the environment is inimitably Assassins Creed fare.

Pushing the envelope for two-person gaming

The film, which has released on the streaming giant Netflix, is directed by debutant Shauna Gautam, and follows the journey of its protagonists, Arjun Mehta (played by Ibrahim Ali Khan) and Pia Jaisingh (played by Khushi Kapoor), as they navigate school life, friendships, family dynamics, and their roles in everything around them

While the aftermath of Endgame promised new directions and intriguing characters, the resulting films have often struggled to capture the same magic