Pooja Sharma

There is nothing easy about this film. Its invocation of a past filled with pain and its jump to the present, where most of the primary characters are wallowing in bitter introspection, demand a lot from the audience. The absence of compassion for the victims on screen is articulated by the demure shadow of Vidya Balan, who firmly stands against the misgivings while soothing her son.

Haggling on an apparent grandiose idea- the plot is a so-called raucous comedy about friendship, entrepreneurship, and finding your true calling.

Behind the Attraction takes viewers on an in-depth journey about that specific attraction, which, in itself, is fascinating.

Narappa has a strong message for all and will make every single person take a moment to think about their arrogance, prejudices and bigotry, in different forms.

The documentary features Naomi Osaka's life and work - a thrilling testament of her power and determination.

Emicida’s AmarElo is one of the biggest success stories in culture for the music industry.

My Unorthodox Life is engaging and completely unpredictable.

Collar Bomb isn't an awe-inspiring movie, but it is smart and quite effective in its storytelling.

The Water Man movie is a message of hope and the lessons taught in this film are great reminders that we must keep fighting through all obstacles and remember how strong we really can be. If not for the story, watch it for the performances that will revive your childhood moments like never before.