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Udta Teer
Ayushmann Khurrana · Sara Ali Khan
by Rohit Khilnani
Udta Teer takes off brilliantly but loses altitude in the second half. It still delivers enough laughs to deserve a shot on the big screen.
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Ayushmann Khurrana · Sara Ali Khan
by Rohit Khilnani
Udta Teer takes off brilliantly but loses altitude in the second half. It still delivers enough laughs to deserve a shot on the big screen.
Gulshan Devaiah · Rasika Dugal · Hridansh Parekh
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Sonakshi Sinha · Zaheer Iqbal
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Genden Phuntsok · Tom Hiddleston · Willem Dafoe
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Rajkummar Rao · Wamiqa Gabbi · Jaideep Ahlawat · Lalit Prabhakar
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Ajay Devgn · Tabu · Jaideep Ahlawat · Prakash Raj
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Dakota Johnson · Anne Hathaway · Josh Hartnett
Verity is one of those psychological thrillers where, once it starts, you find yourself glued to the screen, waiting to see what happens next. And honestly, how often does a thriller manage to do that?
Fatima Sana Shaikh · Aneet Padda · Raghubir Yadav
Hunkkaar is an acting workshop, a masterclass in storytelling and an eye-opener for an audience whose memory can sometimes be like a goldfish. These are stories we should never forget.
Parineeti Chopra
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Prithviraj Sukumaran · Kareena Kapoor Khan
Meghna Gulzar puts two completely different ideas of justice against each other — and the debate is the film's biggest strength. Daayra may not have all the answers, but it makes you ask the right questions.
Kunal Kemmu · Preity Zinta · Sparsh Shrivastava · Vanshika Dhir
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Saif Ali Khan · Akshay Kumar · Saiyami Kher
Priyadarshan remakes his own Malayalam hit Oppam and loses everything that made the original work. The premise still has potential, but the writing, characterisation, casting and tone fail to create the tension or emotional investment needed for this kind of thriller.
Pankaj Tripathi · Ali Fazal · Divyenndu · Jitendra Kumar
A world audiences already love gets the scale of a theatrical film without losing what made the series work in the first place.
Taapsee Pannu · Ishwak Singh
Taapsee and Ishwak do their jobs well, but the writing and direction do not give them enough to work with in this action thriller that never really thrills.
Yash · Nayanthara · Kiara Advani · Huma Qureshi
There are bad films, then there are really bad films. And then there is something like Geetu Mohandas' Yash-starrer Toxic — a lavish spectacle with everything except a story strong enough to hold it together.
Jason Statham · Annabelle Wallis · Roland Møller
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Emraan Hashmi · Disha Patani · Shabana Azmi
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Siddharth · Jimmy Shergill · Abhay Verma · Mihir Ahuja
War dramas can be tricky. They can either become overly jingoistic or simply tell the story with honesty. Operation Safed Sagar belongs firmly in the second category — a slick, stylish and authentic retelling of the Indian Air Force's crucial role in the Kargil War.
Tom Holland · Zendaya · Florence Pugh
There's something magical about watching Spider-Man swing through the skyscrapers of New York. That sense of wonder remains intact in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but this time the film takes a very different route — far more dialogue-driven and emotionally heavy than the fun-filled adventure many will be expecting.
Vikrant Massey · Vedika Pinto · Mahima Makwana
Before you sit down to watch Musafir Cafe, do yourself a favour. Make sure you're actually free. Musafir Cafe needs your attention because it takes its own time. It lets its characters, conversations and emotions breathe — something we're honestly not used to anymore.
Kay Kay Menon · Prasanna Bisht
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Christopher Nolan · Matt Damon · Zendaya
Christopher Nolan has always made films that demand to be seen on the biggest screen possible. With The Odyssey, he doesn't just meet that expectation — he obliterates it. A breathtaking, mind-bending epic that is simultaneously his most ambitious and most intimate work.
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