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	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
	Republic Movie Review: An engaging critique on corruption This Dev Katta directorial that throws a cynical mirror in front of society, is a slick political thriller Published on 1st October 2021
	Lift Movie Review: A mostly engaging scarefest doubling up as a decent Kavin star vehicle For a film that mainly sticks to the horror side of things, there are brief detours Lift takes into comedy Published on 1st October 2021
	No Time to Die Movie Review: A satisfying swansong for Daniel Craig's James Bond Along with a healthy dose of vulnerability that’s unusual for this franchise, No Time to Die is surely one of the best Bond films and a perfect send-off for Craig Published on 1st October 2021
	Sivakumarin Sabadham Movie Review: A rudderless, even if fairly self-aware, message film The real-life problems of the weavers are hardly touched upon by this film that seems to believe it’s their crusader Published on 30th September 2021
	Kota Factory Season 2 Series Review: Whiplash with a heart The road to IIT stretches out in the worthy second season of TVF-Netflix’s show Published on 24th September 2021
	The Starling Movie Review: Excellent acting in an inconsistent Film The acting scores full marks in a story that has too many loopholes to ignore Published on 25th September 2021
	Pukksatte Lifu Purusotte Ella Movie Review: An effective and important look at excesses of power Through satirical humour and thoughtful narration, Aravind has highlighted the extent to which power can be misused Published on 25th September 2021