Jersey Trailer Talk: Shahid Kapoor As Former Star Cricketer
The sports drama, also starring Mrunal Thakur and Pankaj Kapur, releases theatrically on December 31
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Mrunal Thakur
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Dhamaka, On Netflix, Is A Disappointing Emblem Of Hindi Cinema’s Journalist Problem
It doesn’t help that Kartik Aaryan, despite his best efforts, still appears to be a monologue away from turning Dhamaka into a romantic comedy
Dhamaka Doesn't Match Ram Madhvani's Previous Work
Ultimately, the scenario is too outlandish and the writing, too ordinary
Kartik Aaryan And Ram Madhvani On Planning Dhamaka Via Zoom Calls
The actor and director talk about their upcoming film on Netflix, casting against type and capturing honesty in a 10-day shooting schedule
Dhamaka Trailer Talk: Kartik Aaryan As A Career Climbing Wastrel
Directed by Ram Madhvani, the film will premiere on Netflix on 19th November
Toofaan Is A Novel Sports Drama That Invests In Its Relationships
While it follows the traditional beats and tropes of a sports drama, the sport is only a vehicle to carry the story
Toofaan Is A Predictable Sports Drama Redeemed By Farhan Akhtar
We’ve been here and seen this before, but Akhtar makes sure that the film is always watchable despite its inconsistencies
Toofaan Is A Dated Medley Of Underdog Tropes
Toofaan is nearly redundant to a generation that’s grown up on Hollywood sports dramas and underdog fairytales. There’s little else that it adds to the overcrowded genre
Toofaan Works Best When It Innovates Within The Boxing Movie Formula
Toofaan can’t match the emotional punch of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. But Farhan Akhtar’s tenacity and sincerity shine through.
Trailer Talk: Toofaan On Amazon Prime Video
The film stars Farhan Akhtar, Mrunal Thakur, Paresh Rawal, Supriya Pathak and Vijay Raaz, and is set for a digital release on July 16
Teaser Talk: In Toofaan, Farhan Akhtar Must Make A Choice
The film, originally meant for cinemas, comes to Prime Video on May 21st
Love Sonia Movie Review: The Film Has Talent And Good Intentions, But Trips In The Seco...
Debutant director Tabrez Noorani’s Love Sonia is tough viewing. We spend a harrowing two hours with the girls of a Mumbai brothel as they are brutalized over and over again
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