Mrinal Rajaram
Doordarshan movie review: Mahie Gill and Dolly Ahluwalia shine in this humorous and candid drama
A hilarious and heartfelt film about middle-class family life set in the bylanes of Old Delhi
28 Feb 2020
Bhoot Part One - The Haunted Ship Movie Review: Emotionally deep film about trauma let down by average horror elements
Vicky Kaushal and his co-actors put in fine performances in Bhoot that fails to frighten
21 Feb 2020
Fantasy Island Movie Review: To call it Lousy would be an Understatement
Badly written, terribly acted and predictable and stupid in equal measure, Fantasy Island deserves a pass at all costs
15 Feb 2020
Hacked Movie Review: A so-so film that gives you a glimpse into predatory behaviour in the Internet era
If the writing and execution were better, Hacked could have been more than just an average stalker film with some decent moments
07 Feb 2020
The Rhythm Section Movie Review: A fine thriller-drama that shows us the human in the assassin
The intrigue, the pacing, the unpredictability, the music, and the vulnerability of the main character — put them all together, and you get one fine thriller-drama
01 Feb 2020
A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon Review- A sweet animated film that pays tribute to the greats
A thoroughly watchable film about an alien child who accidentally lands on earth and befriends a group of earthlingsw
25 Jan 2020
Black and Blue Movie Review: An honest film that lays bare racial prejudice and police corruption
Naomie Harris and the supporting cast (headed by Tyrese Gibson) give credence to much of what the film gets right
09 Nov 2019
The Current War Review: A fine film that falls short of being a masterpiece
Riding on superlative performances from an outstanding cast, The Current War needed a tighter narrative
02 Nov 2019
Hustlers Movie Review: Honour, camaraderie, and laughter among thieves
A solid film that blends a certain lightness to a survival story filled with friendship, manipulation, criminality, humour, and pathos
29 Sep 2019
Prassthanam Movie Review: A predictable political drama that could've been much better
Melodramatic, highly stylised, and poorly executed, this film would have been a total disaster if not for an impressive Ali Fazal
21 Sep 2019
The Queen’s Corgi Movie Review: Endearing and predictable in equal measure
A 50-50 sort of animated film that has enough within it to warrant a watch
13 Sep 2019
Can You Ever Forgive Me? Movie Review: A beautiful, sensitive film that must not be missed at any cost
Subtle in its humour and pathos, it gives you an honest glimpse into the cruel world of a literary has-been, and also shines a light on how far a writer will go for the sake of her survival
31 May 2019
The Hustle: A boring, unfunny remake that recreates the same stereotypes it wishes to dispel
If you force yourself to laugh at any point during the course of this boring film, it will mostly be at its sheer stupidity
18 May 2019
Pet Sematary Review: A spookier film than the original that takes too much liberty with its script
Had they not tampered with major events from the original, Pet Sematary (2019) could well have ended up being the best adaptation of King’s novel yet
14 Apr 2019
The Sound Story Review: A documentary-type film that is let down by its over-the-top backstory
While the parts that employ the documentary format are excellent, the fictionalised elements fall prey to the pitfalls of overacting and poor writing
08 Apr 2019
