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Sonakshi Sinha will soon be seen as Nikita Roy in brother Kussh Sinha’s directorial debut movie
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Paresh Rawal
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Sharmaji Namkeen And The Need To Be Needed
While watching this movie, I felt like I was watching my own father represented on screen
Sharmaji Namkeen Review: Paresh Rawal Keeps The Soul Intact In Rishi Kapoor’s Swa...
Sharmaji Namkeen is the feel-good, entertaining tale of a sweet and troubled but ambitious man
Ranbir Kapoor On Sharmaji Namkeen And Rishi Kapoor's USP As An Actor
The actor talks about his father’s swansong, Neetu Kapoor’s comeback to the movies and wrapping up the filming of Brahmastra
Sharmaji Namkeen Is A Swansong For The Ages
It’s a gem of a movie: sweet, funny, soulful, understated, and the perfect marriage of craft and circumstance.
Sharmaji Namkeen Trailer Talk: Rishi Kapoor’s Swansong
Also starring Paresh Rawal as the central character, the film premieres on Amazon Prime Video on March 31
Hum Do Hamare Do, On Disney+ Hotstar, Has A Lovely Sentiment But Without Any Detailing ...
The four leads are up against a script that is content to stumble along till we get to the clumsy climax
Hungama 2, On Disney+ Hotstar, Is An Outdated, Misogynistic Mess
Amidst the chaos is a suspected extramarital affair, archaic family drama, insipid humour, naughty kids and a Rajpal Yadav monologue
Hungama 2, On Disney+ Hotstar, Is The Worst Kind Of Nostalgia
It’s depressing to see mainstream Hindi cinema regress with such single-minded vision in 2021
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
