Pooja Sharma

Maestro tries to pull off an Andhadhun but cannot even come close to the original.

Nightbooks is a deeply atmospheric, exquisitely well-made horror/fantasy film that keeps you hooked.

Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror has some harrowing stories but the documentary fails to unite and remains disjointed.

King of Boys: The Return of the King is about the power struggle between two rival political parties, and it's displayed with brutality and a conniving edge to the life-size portrait of a Nollywood creation.

John of God follows the true story of João Teixeira de Faria, who rose to fame as the "John of God", one of the most prolific religious swindlers in South American history.

The Defeated is surprisingly good, despite its incredibly bleak premise.

Bandi Yuddh Ke is clean without too much fuss, but what makes it a success are the people behind it.

In his show Nothing's the Same, Lokillo hilariously shares how Latin Americans have adjusted to a new world where animalistic instincts are better than the overall understanding of the people around us.

Navarasa is has different moods and feelings that keep us entertained and provide a flavour unlike any other!