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The Telugu film is a perplexing and often wearying mishmash of every old trick in the mass film pocketbook.
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The Telugu film is a perplexing and often wearying mishmash of every old trick in the mass film pocketbook.

As with every idea that turns into a business proposal, 'Aadu' is forced to become a big, bloated, big-budgeted status vehicle

Sri Hussain Sha Kiran’s film is a clean, operational, and sometimes convenient thriller that digs deep into the workings of a perfect criminal.

Nivedhithaa Sathish holds it all in place as the guilt-ridden protagonist, struggling to deal with multiple heartbreaks.

Tanmaya Shekhar’s independent drama expands the Indian street-play aesthetic into a modest coming-of-age journey

Vijay Raghavendra returns as Seetharam, but this time to solve a knotty serial murder that intercepts his life.

A grimy, formally anarchic Tamil indie that rejects coherence for sensory overload, R Gowtham’s film turns death into spectacle and fragmentation into method

Anubhav Sinha attempts to recreate the urgency of 'Mulk,' but something is amiss this time

It’s impressive how first-time director Rajesh Madhavan—who also stars in the film—creates a multi-layered universe that feels distinctly original.

Starring Sasikumar and Chaithra J Achar, 'My Lord' begins with promise, but unfortunately ends with a loud message delivered without any cinematic subtlety

The 178-minute film, starring Shahid Kapoor and Triptii Dimri, fails to make a dent in the Bombay gangster-epic landscape

Director Anudeep KV tries his best to keep the laughs coming, but the jokes don’t really write themselves in this comedy.

Bejoy Nambiar’s survival thriller about an influencer couple stalked by a hungry reptile is silly, campy and perversely enjoyable

The Kannada crime thriller fleshes out the intricacies of lost innocence and the coming-of-age of a criminal.

Packed with meta jokes, the film unfolds like a Greatest Hits redux of memories that have come to make Jayaram feel special to us.

Despite its visual edge and a core idea with immense dramatic potential, the film falls apart in the second half

Ravi Saranga’s Kannada film has the bones of a solid murder mystery. It’s uneven in parts, but Raj B Shetty holds it together.

A tender Tamil rom-com that trades grand gestures for easy intimacy, finding modern love in friendship, comfort, and quiet honesty.

A sequel to 'Vadh' (2022), 'Vadh 2' stars veterans Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta at the top of their game