The Big Bull, On Disney+ Hotstar, Is A Disorganised Mess
The Big Bull alters the “show, don’t tell” technique of writing by replacing it with “only tell”
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Ileana D’Cruz
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The Big Bull, On DisneyPlus Hotstar, Is A Rushed Portrait Of A Slow-Burning Legacy
In this cinematic equivalent of a pre-pandemic Virar Fast at peak hour, Abhishek Bachchan’s version of Harshad Mehta is far more compelling than the story it defines
The Big Bull Review: The Déjà Vu From Scam 1992 Is Too Strong
There isn’t enough here to carry both a 10-episode series that runs to eight hours and forty-two minutes, and a film that is two hours and thirty-two minutes long
The Big Bull Trailer Talk: A New Harshad Mehta Story
The film is directed by Kookie Gulati and streams on Disney+ Hotstar on April 8th
Pagalpanti Movie Review: A Sloppy TikTok Video Stretched To A Torturous 2 Hours And ...
Pagalpanti is singularly unfunny. Stray jokes land but by the second hour, the film is an arid, flat wasteland that you must endure to get to the end credits
Pagalpanti Movie Review: A Film Which Dials Down The IQ Of Brainless Comedy
I’m all for harebrained comedies, but even nonsense needs to have a language.
Raid Movie Review: One Giant Mundane Montage Of Money And Wealth
The film is devoid of energy and features a bunch of completely misplaced romantic songs and uninspired, hammy performances by its actors
Raid Movie Review: After A Few Stumbles, The Supense Thriller Lands On Its Feet
The film tries to be a taut police procedural but is filled with unnecessary romantic interludes, contrived narrative twists and dialoguebaazi
Trailer Talk: Ajay Devgn As ‘Brooding, Upright Civil Servant’, Not For The ...
Directed by Raj Kumar Gupta, the film is based on a series of high-profile raids in 1980s Lucknow
Baadshaho Movie Review: Kings Of The Damned
Directed by Milan Luthria, this film takes the famed Abbas-Mustan heist formula and turns it into somewhat of an aggressively boring road movie
Baadshaho Movie Review: An Unintentional Comedy
Directed by Milan Luthria, this film has moments of fun in the first half but becomes like a flat comic book in the second
