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	Doctor Movie Review: This inventive black comedy features an all-new Sivakarthikeyan I don’t remember the last time I laughed as loudly in a theatre as I did watching Doctor Published on 9th October 2021
	Ninna Sanihake Movie Review: Suraj Gowda puts best foot forward in his directorial debut   An interesting and debatable story of a live-in couple that depicts their sweet and sour moments Published on 9th October 2021
	Appathava Aattaya Pottutanga Movie Review: A no-frills tale about the twilight years With a runtime of around 100 minutes, Appathava Aattaya Pottutanga is as much a Power Pandi as it is a NadOLDigal (sorry) of sorts Published on 8th October 2021
	Endravathu Oru Naal Movie Review: Good intentions alone don’t make a film Remya and Raghavan deliver one of their better performances, but there is only so much that actors can do when the writing is shallow Published on 8th October 2021
	Konda Polam Movie Review: A well-intentioned yet haphazard coming of age tale Although this Krish Jagarlamudi directorial brims of life, the warmth and the inspiring nature of the story barely seep into the whole film Published on 8th October 2021
	Squid Game Series Review: A twisted, satisfying survival drama Writer-director Hwang Dong-hyuk has conceived a bloody survival drama along the lines of Saw and The Hunger Games which also had social commentary as an undertone Published on 8th October 2021
	A Quiet Place Part II Movie Review: An engaging sequel that’s as taut as first part Despite adhering to many usual tropes of the genre, A Quiet Place Part II turns out to be a rewarding watch Published on 7th October 2021
	Bhramam Movie Review: A half-decent remake with few highs Andhadhun benefitted from a relatively shorter runtime and tighter editing. Bhramam made me check the watch. Published on 7th October 2021
	Marvel's What If...? Series Review: Imaginative storytelling that lives up to Marvel's exalted standards Marvel's latest animated series isn't perfect, but nevertheless pushes creative limits to tell intriguing stories Published on 6th October 2021
	The Guilty Movie Review: An affecting one-man show from Jake Gyllenhaal The quality of Jake's performance is such that his anxiety seeps out of the screen affecting the viewer. It is immensely contagious, and every time Joe took a puff out of his inhaler, I felt relieved Published on 4th October 2021
	Intrusion Movie Review: Freida Pinto tries to lift some lackluster writing The viewer is always a step ahead of the writer in this underwhelming Netflix thriller Published on 3rd October 2021
	Mohandas Movie Review: Apt capture of the adolescent times of the Mahatma Mohandas might be a children’s film, however, its appeal seems to have no age limitations, as it explores the lesser-known facts of Gandhiji Published on 2nd October 2021
	Bingo Hell Movie Review: A horror-comedy-thriller of exceptional proportions A unique horror premise that speaks to the many social and economic ills of our time Published on 1st October 2021
	Rudra Thaandavam Movie Review: Better craft, better cast, and yet, similar problems Ultimately, both Draupadi and Rudra Thaandavam, despite containing an interesting premise, feel simply like crafty arguments, mounted on exceptions, to defend the privileged and the powerful Published on 1st October 2021
	Shiddat Movie Review: Love’s labour’s lost Sunny Kaushal’s character goes the distance, the film doesn’t Published on 1st October 2021