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Nani confirms no trailer for The Paradise, refuses to call it a pan-India film
Anushka Sharma-Virat Kohli may make cameos in Hanuman Ansh sequel: Producer
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Video review: Plenty of thrills in this eerie but imperfect Kannada horror film
Video review: Plenty of thrills in this eerie but imperfect Kannada horror film
Jennifer Lawrence is on Instagram, but she warns trolls could make her quit
Jennifer Lawrence is on Instagram, but she warns trolls could make her quit
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Is Gujarat in Pakistan?: Paresh Rawal's blunt defence of National Film Awards move
Is Gujarat in Pakistan?: Paresh Rawal's blunt defence of National Film Awards move
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Yash's Toxic is Rs 300-crore flop: How film's entire box-office math went wrong
Taali producers Kartick Nishandar, Arjun Singgh have a thriller in mind for SRK
Taali producers Kartick Nishandar, Arjun Singgh have a thriller in mind for SRK
Why Residents Are Upset About Ajay Devgn's Bungalow
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Little Thomas is a bright, cheerful seven-year-old boy growing up in Goa in the early 1990s. Loved by his parents and admired by all, his world seems perfect. Yet, Thomas feels incomplete. Unlike his friends, who all have siblings, he is an only child. He longs for a little brother someone to play with, share secrets with, and call his own.
Star Cast: Manoj Bajpayee, Divya Dutta, Boman Irani Director: Ben Rekhi Last Man In Tower Movie Review Synopsis: LAST MAN IN TOWER is the story of a man and his principles. The year is 2010. Yogesh Mishra (Manoj Bajpayee) lives alone in a 2BHK flat in Vishram Society in Vakola, Mumbai. The building, built in 1961, is dilapidated, and renovation work has stalled because some members, struggling to make ends meet, cannot contribute to the expenses. At this juncture, builder Dharmen Shah (Boman Irani) of Determination Group enters their lives. He realizes that Vishram Society enjoys a prime location, being in close proximity to the airport, BKC and Dharavi, the latter of which is expected to emerge as a major financial centre in the future. Hence, he plans to demolish Vishram Society and build a residential complex called Shanghai in its place. In return, he offers the residents 2.5 times the market value of their flats. In other words, the residents are promised Rs. 25,000 per sq ft for their homes. Most of them are overjoyed by the seemingly too-good-to-be-true offer. Yogesh, however, refuses to accept it due to a past experience and also because the flat holds cherished memories of his late wife. A few elderly residents initially stand by him as well. His refusal soon creates friction among the residents and turns the once-harmonious society into a divided house. What happens next forms the rest of the film. Last Man In Tower Movie Story Review: LAST MAN IN TOWER is based on the book of the same name by Aravind Adiga. The story is very relevant in today's times. Sooni Taraporevala's screenplay is simple and captivating. But it loses steam in the third act. Juhi Chaturvedi's dialogues are realistic and also a bit dramatic as required. Ben Rekhi's direction is decent. The characters are presented in a very realistic and relatable manner. Moreover, with the redevelopment boom at an all-time high in urban areas, one can easily connect with the goings-on. Many of us have witnessed similar conflicts around us a section of residents, especially the younger ones, are more than willing to give up their flats in return for a handsome sum, a bigger residence and modern amenities in a plush new building. On the other hand, the older residents are often reluctant to give up their homes, thereby leading to friction. In LAST MAN IN TOWER, this conflict turns the best of friends into sworn enemies, with a few residents going to insane lengths to get their way. Some scenes that work well in this regard are the ones where the secretary, Kothari (Harish Khanna), forges Yogesh's signature and when thieves break into Yogesh's flat. On the flipside, the film gets a bit abstract after a point. The scene where Yogesh suddenly starts talking to birds seems out of place and forced. Interestingly, a few scenes shown in the trailer are missing from the final film; their inclusion could have possibly enhanced the impact. The climax is shocking and is likely to leave viewers divided. Lastly, the buzz around the film is minimal, which could prove detrimental to its box-office prospects. Last Man In Tower Movie Review Performances: Manoj Bajpayee delivers a very heartfelt and heroic performance of a man who doesnt flinch even when the world is against him. The character is not without flaws and even that is subtly presented by the talented actor. Boman Irani gets his act right as a greedy builder who can go to any lengths. However, his illness angle is barely utilized; the film would have worked without focusing on it as well. Divya Dutta (Sangeeta Puri) has a crucial character and as always, she comes out with flying colours. Playing Sangeeta is a challenge as shes complicated, but Divya makes her act effortless. Among the other residents, Chandan Roy Sanyal (Ramesh Ajwani) leaves the maximum mark followed by Uday Chandra (Mr Pinto), Madhuri Bhatia (Mrs Pinto), Harish Khanna and Swaroopa Ghosh (Mrs Rego; single mother). Sukant Goel (Gaurav Mishra; Yogesh's son) leaves a huge mark. Sarika Singh (Sonal Mishra; Yogesh's daughter-in-law) and Srikant Yadav (Shanmugham; Dharmen's aide) are fair. Last Man In Tower movie music and other technical aspects: Govind Vasantha's music gets no scope. Govind Vasantha's background score is in sync with the film's mood. Rangarajan Ramabadran's cinematography has a cinematic appeal. Sachin Lovalekar's costumes are very realistic, while Rakesh Kumar Yadav's production design is straight out of life. Meghna Manchanda Sen and Akshara Prabhakar's editing is appropriate. Last Man In Tower Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, LAST MAN IN TOWER rests on a highly relatable premise and is elevated by sincere performances, especially by Manoj Bajpayee and Divya Dutta. However, the uneven third act, abstract treatment in portions and a divisive climax dilute its overall impact. At the box office, the film will need strong word of mouth to overcome its low buzz and make a mark.
Star Cast: Pratik Gandhi, Arshad Warsi Director: Tigmanshu Dhulia Ghamasaan Movie Review Synopsis: GHAMASAAN is the story of an honest officer and a dreaded gangster. The year is 2006. Maharaj (Arshad Warsi) is a dacoit living in the jungles of Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh along with his army. He is known for terrorizing the local population. Yet, no one has the guts to stand up against him as police and ministers are in cahoots with him. Theres a lot of pressure on the government after opposition leader Kumari Sarojini (Seema Azmi) raises her voice against Maharajs atrocities. To pacify her, Aditya Singh (Pratik Gandhi) an honest officer stationed in Lucknow, is sent with a team of STF officials to the belt where Maharaj operates. Aditya has been told to ensure Maharajs activities are halted and that the election process goes on smoothly. The idea is that once the elections are over, Aditya and his STF contingent will be asked to return. But Aditya is in no mood to follow the order. He reaches the region and attempts to finish off Maharaj. What happens next forms the rest of the film. Ghamasaan Movie Story Review: Piiyush Singh and Ram Yash Singh's story, inspired by true events, is superb. Tigmanshu Dhulia's screenplay is gripping. Tigmanshu Dhulia's dialogues are realistic. This means that they are devoid of any over-the-top or clapworthy one-liners. Tigmanshu Dhulia's direction is praiseworthy. He uses a no-nonsense approach toward telling the story. Hence, there are no romantic or even item songs. The banter between Aditya and his wife Aparna (Ishita Dutta) is neatly woven into the story. In many ways, the film reminds of the OG Dhulia and his memorable flicks like HAASIL [2003], PAAN SINGH TOMAR [2012], SAHEB BIWI AUR GANGSTER [2011], etc. He fleshes out the villain character perfectly. Hence, one feels the scare when he appears on screen or when he commits the atrocities. As a result, one also roots for the protagonist and wants him to finish him off. A few scenes that stand out are Maharaj realizing that Lakhua has been compromised, Aditya and Maharaj speaking for the first time and the intermission point. After the interval, the scene where Aparna gets kidnapped and Aditya tapping his senior's phone are memorable. The pre-climax is very nail biting and also clapworthy. On the flipside, the film has a simple and formulaic story of a cop chasing a goon, with hardly any twists and turns. The narrative stagnates at a point in the second half. The track involving Balaram Yadav (Anurag Thakur) and the Adivasi kids is not fleshed out properly. The finale is unexpected, but it doesnt pack the punch one would have hoped for. Ghamasaan Movie Review Performances: GHAMASAAN belongs to Arshad Warsi. The actor is known for comic roles but here, he terrorizes and how. Its not easy to break his image and excel but Arshad comes out with flying colours. This is surely one of the finest performances of his career. Pratik Gandhi is absent after his entry scene but later on, hes there throughout. He gets a bit overpowered by Arshad but theres no denying that he maintains a strong position and delivers a fine performance. Rajpal Yadav (Kalika) has a very crucial part and like Arshad, even he breaks his image and attempts something different. At the same time, he also raises laughs in some scenes. A performance to watch out for. Ishita Dutta has limited screen time but is fine. Jatin Goswami (Angad) yet again proves that hes a powerhouse of talent. Deepraj Rana (Inspector Harsh), Seema Azmi, Pankaj Saraswat (S K Dubey), Mrityunjay Pandey (Rizwan), Paritosh Sand (Madhura Prasad), Anurag Thakur and Hemant Dandotiya (Lakhua) lend able support. Ghamasaan movie music and other technical aspects: Anuj Garg's music is forgettable. The song Dhaaye Dhaaye is just okay. Anuj Garg's background score is in sync with the film's mood. Dev Agarwal's cinematography enhances the cinematic appeal. Amrish and Daya's production design is authentic while Tulika Dhuliya's costumes are realistic. The action is gory and not for the faint hearted. Sourabh Prabhudesai's editing is nice but could have been slicker in some places. Ghamasaan Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, GHAMASAAN is a gritty and engaging crime drama that benefits from Tigmanshu Dhulias no-nonsense direction, some gripping moments and terrific performances, especially by Arshad Warsi in a never-seen-before avatar
Star Cast: Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan Director: Priyadarshan Haiwaan Movie Review Synopsis: HAIWAAN is the story of a blind man fighting a notorious man. Shyam (Saif Ali Khan) is a young, blind man who works as a maintenance manager in an upscale society of Mumbai. His family is based in Devgad; his sister Shraddha (Yamini Joshi) is about to get married and Shyam needs to raise money for it and also to pay off a loan. Shyam is very close to Judge Pradhan (Boman Irani), the ex-chief justice of India, a resident of the same society where Shyam works. Pradhan confides to Shyam about a guilt that he's carrying since a long time and it is associated with a man called Parshuram (Akshay Kumar). Pradhan is trying to find him but is unable to do so. Unknown to Pradhan, Parshuram has set his eyes on him and is waiting for the right opportunity to attack the former. What Parshuram doesn't realize is that a blind man will wreak havoc for him. What happens next forms the rest of the film. Haiwaan Movie Story Review: HAIWAAN is adapted from the Malayalam film OPPAM [2016]. Priyadarshan's story has immense potential. However, Priyadarshan, Abilash Nair and Rohan Shankar's screenplay is weak, stretched and disjointed. Rohan Shankar's dialogues are fine. Some funny one-liners are in trademark Priyadarshan style but dont have the same impact as his previous films. Priyadarshan's direction has its moments. To give credit where its due, a few scenes are interesting, especially the ones involving Shyam and Parshuram. Whenever the two face off, the interest levels automatically go up. A massy scene involving Shyam at the police station is clapworthy, though it comes too late in the day. The phone booth sequence also takes one by surprise. The work of the technical team is first-rate and helps enhance the tension in several scenes. On the flipside, the first half is disjointed and it takes a while to understand how the various characters are connected. The numerous songs further make the proceedings tedious. A few aspects are also never properly explained. Shyam is a maintenance manager employed by the society, yet he frequently takes leave to accompany Judge Pradhan to the hills and even to meet Nandini (Pahal Ashok Choudhary). It is also bewildering how Parshuram managed to amass so much wealth. Another major issue is that the film has too many subplots, and most of them are not tied up satisfactorily. The culmination of the Devgad track is abrupt, while the female characters don't get their proper due towards the end. The climax fight is meant to be nail-biting but ends up being unintentionally funny. Haiwaan Movie Review Performances: Akshay Kumar gets his act right, and the way he lets his silence do the talking is impressive. However, his dialogue delivery is a bit over-the-top. Moreover, his screen time is limited, especially in the first half. Saif Ali Khan has the maximum screen time and delivers an effective performance. His portrayal of a visually impaired man is convincing, and he also impresses in the action scenes where he takes on the baddies. Boman Irani is dependable as always. Saiyami Kher (Inspector Varsha) is decent, though her role seems too similar to JAAT [2025]. Shriya Pilgaonkar (Naina) is fair but is let down by the writing. The same goes for Sharib Hashmi (Senior Inspector Ashok Shinde), while a few of his jokes fail to land. Late Asrani (Security Guard Hussein) is adorable. Rajesh Sharma (SP Rohit Vardhan) is okay, while Pahal Ashok Choudhary is cute. Yamini Joshi, Manoj Joshi (Pandurang) and Suchitra Pillai (Catherine D'Souza; Principal) are good in small roles. Haiwaan movie music and other technical aspects: Pritam's music is forgettable. 'Rangiyara', 'Mere Hero Hai Woh' and the marriage song dont work as intended. Ronnie Raphael's background score enhances the tension. Divakar Mani's cinematography is superior and the silhouette shots especially stand out. Stunt Silva and Ravi Thyagarajan's action is realistic. Sabu Cyril's production design is superior, and Komal Shahani Mohan & V Sai Babu's costumes are convincing. Aiyappan Nair M S's editing is weak; the film should have been shorter by 30 minutes. Haiwaan Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, HAIWAAN rests on Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumars performances, a few engaging face-offs and strong technical values. However, the disjointed screenplay, excessive subplots, weak songs and an underwhelming climax limit its impact. With the hype around the film also being quite low, its box-office prospects appear dim.
Malayalam film Ozhiyathey highlights police action against schoolboys during the Emergency
The film is based on real events that took place at a government school in Palakkad
Pakistani actor Hania Aamir's song has Rakhi Sawant twist, internet calls it banger
Pakistani actor Hania Aamir's song has Rakhi Sawant twist, internet calls it banger
Haiwaan X Review: Akshay-Saif hold up but the film is too stretched, say viewers
Haiwaan X Review: Akshay-Saif hold up but the film is too stretched, say viewers
Ghamasaan movie review: Arshad Warsi and Pratik Gandhi tread familiar ground in a routine thriller
Even though its unhurried sequences are replete with an allure that has gone missing in contemporary Hindi cinema, Ghamasaan, starring Arshad Warsi and Pratik Gandhi, struggles to hold itself together as a genre piece
Saiyaara Girl Aneet's Next: 'Hunkkaar Is Our Battle Cry'
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The Revolutionaries Review: Nikkhil Advani's Freedom At Midnight Companion Never Fully Ignites
The Revolutionaries Review: Bhuvan Bam is easily one of the few good things about The Revolutionaries.
Sardar 2 Review: The Spy Who Bored Me
Sardar 2 has the interesting spy games, but too many convenient shortcuts and a tedious runtime leave this sequel struggling to match the crisp, engaging original, argues Sreeju Sudhakaran.
Ghamasaan Review: Tigmanshu Dhulia's Dacoit Drama Lacks Spark
Ghamasaan Review: Arshad Warsi, who has been entrusted with the major responsibility of playing a dacoit inspired by real life, doesn't look the part at all.
NAZA Creates Venice History With 24.5-Minute Standing Ovation For No Other Land Directors
The documentary from No Other Land directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor received the longest ovation in Venice history.
Bigg Boss 20: Isha Rikhi Questions Men On Cheating After Badshah Split
Isha's questions about why men cheat in relationships sparked speculation whether she was indirectly referring to her rapper ex-husband Badshah.
Haiwaan Review: Akshay Hams, Saif Bores
Haiwaan's staggeringly foolish notions make for unintended comedy, rues Sukanya Verma.
Haiwaan Review: Priyadarshan Goes All Dark And Deadly In A Cat-And-Mouse Thriller
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Its India nett collection currently stands at Rs 148.45 crore, leaving it Rs 1.55 crore short of the Rs 150 crore mark
In 2017, Celina welcomed twin boys, but one of the children, Shamsher, died shortly after birth due to a heart defect
Parineeti Chopra is making her series debut with the Netflix original Shaque: Trust No One
Ghamasaan Review: Gritty Dacoit Drama
Tigmanshu Dhulia's Ghamasaan brings back the dacoit genre with a gritty and realistic portrayal of ruthless bandits, featuring compelling performances from Arshad Warsi as the menacing Maharaj and Pratik Gandhi as the resolute police officer determined to bring him to justice, applauds Deepa Gahlot.
Live: Fans gear up for Akshay-Saif's thriller
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Hanuman Ansh box office Day 35: Golden run smashes past Rs 192 crore
Hanuman Ansh box office Day 35: Golden run smashes past Rs 192 crore
Mirzapur The Movie box office Day 7: Rs 212 crore haul powers a strong week 1
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'You Should Not Tempt Fate': Saif Ali Khan Recalls 2025 Stabbing Incident
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Varun Tej, Lavanya Tripathi Reveal Son Vaayuv's Face On His 1st Birthday
Varun Tej and Lavanya Tripathi got married in an intimate wedding ceremony in Tuscany, Italy, on November 1, 2023
'Not A Mistake': Why Nikkhil Advani Made The Revolutionaries Unlike Freedom At Midnight
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, The Revolutionaries director Nikkhil Advani, Prime Video's Shilangi Mukherji, and author Sanjeev Sanyal talk about the mounting of a swashbuckling action drama based on real-life events for a streamer
Keneesha's involvement in the film was announced a few days ago, when she was revealed as the music director of An Ordinary Man
Ravi Mohan's estranged wife Aarti makes 'Oscar' post as singer Keneeshaa joins films
Ravi Mohan's estranged wife Aarti makes 'Oscar' post as singer Keneeshaa joins films
Rasika Dugal Reveals Why Saanson Ki Mala Is So Powerful for Beena in Mirzapur: The Movie
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Mandaadi review: Soori brings the fire, the sailboat race brings the thrill
Mandaadi review: Soori brings the fire, the sailboat race brings the thrill
Teachers Loved Shah Rukh Khan In School, But He Had One 'Flaw': Palash Sen
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Rani Mukerji Honoured At Maharashtra State Film Awards, Actor Speaks In Marathi
Rani Mukerji completed three decades in the world of cinema
Sardar 2 movie review: Karthis propulsive spy actioner loses steam post intermission
PS Mithrans ambitious spy thriller is at its best when its intricate plotting meets a well-written emotional core, but the Karthi-starrer struggles to sustain the momentum after the interval
Love of Your Life trailer: Love transforms Margaret Qualley in Rachel Morrisons vivid romance
Co-produced by Ryan Gosling, the film also stars Gabriel Basso, Aaron Pierre and Patrick Schwarzenegger
Singer Rapperiya Baalam hits back at music label over Mirzapur's Shoorveer row
Singer Rapperiya Baalam hits back at music label over Mirzapur's Shoorveer row
Bipasha Basu finds worms in protein powder, seeks Tukaram Mundhe's help
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Ajay Devgn Says Drishyam: The Conclusion Is Completely Different From Mohanlals Film
Ajay Devgn revealed that the movie would be completely different from the Malayalam film. Continue reading ...
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In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Rajesh Sharma talks about his decade-old friendship with Akshay Kumar, Haiwaan director Priyadarshan and co-star Saif Ali Khan.
Hunkkaar Trailer: Aneet Padda's Accusation Against Cult Leader Sets Off High-Stakes Probe
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From Yavanika to The Truth, these 10 Mammootty films prove that the superstar has always had a nose for gripping mysteries and unforgettable investigators.
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Your Choice To Say No: Riteish Deshmukh And Genelia D'Souza On Star Entourage Debate
Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia DSouza shared their perspective on star entourage cost, drawing from their experience of producing Raja Shivaji.
Mirzapur The Movie Star Ravi Kishan 'Delivers In Style' As He Joins Viral '80s Trend
Celebrities are embracing the retro aesthetic as the new viral trend takes over Instagram
Taapsee Pannu Reacts to Comparisons With Jaya Bachchan Over Her Take on Paps: Its a compliment
Taapsee Pannu calls Jaya Bachchan a solid woman while defending her paparazzi choices. Continue reading ...
Veteran Actor Sharat Saxena, 76, Gets Standing MRI Ahead Of Lumbar Spine Surgery
In the images, the actor is seen strapped to an MRI machine while flashing a smile at the camera
Sardar 2 Review: Karthi Stands Out In This Ambitious, Overstuffed Sequel
Sardar 2 Review: The screenplay doesn't get us emotionally invested in the story. There is little suspense in the film.
'People Were Crying That Their Builder Screwed Them'
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Chemistry is chemistring: Ajay-Tabu leave fans gushing at Drishyam 3 launch
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Yami Gautam is a daayan. Or is she? Nayyi Navelli teaser raises questions
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Viineet Kumar Siingh and Akshay Kumar to Collaborate Soon?
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Rapperiya Balam Vs Mirzapur The Movie: How The Shoorveer Controversy Escalated
Rapperiya Baalam has questioned the use of his Maharana Pratap tribute song, while Trouper Records says it was officially licensed to Excel Entertainment.
Nayyi Navelli Teaser: Yami Gautam In A 'Daayan' Avatar Wants You To Think 'Big'
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'Not A Gangster Song': Rapperiya Balam Says Mirzapur Film Makers Have 'Insulted' Maharana Pratap
This song has been misused. It is an insult to the entire country, an insult to Rajasthan, and an insult to Veer Shiromani Maharana Pratap ji, Rapperiya Balam told NDTV
Sardar 2 review: Karthi's spy thriller overstretches its second chance
Sardar 2 review: Karthi's spy thriller overstretches its second chance
Hanuman Ansh takes Rs 150 crore box-office miracle overseas, clocks $100,000 advance
Hanuman Ansh takes Rs 150 crore box-office miracle overseas, clocks $100,000 advance
Taapsee Pannu reacts to 'Jaya Bachchan lite' tag over 'rude' behaviour with paps
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Who's Arijit Cheering For On Bigg Boss?
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Sydney Sweeney strips down for sports ad and internet needs a timeout
Sydney Sweeney strips down for sports ad and internet needs a timeout
Remove Shoorveer song from Mirzapur The Movie: Rajasthan BJP leader writes to censor board
He also urged the board to ensure that songs, symbols and references associated with historical personalities are not used in a manner that could hurt public sentiments.
'I'm Not A Huge Fan Of Doing Action'
'The idea of hitting someone is not okay with me at a personal level, so it requires an extra effort for me to come out of that mental barrier.'
Sardar 2 X reviews: 'Blockbuster' for some, 'overdone' for others
Sardar 2 X reviews: 'Blockbuster' for some, 'overdone' for others
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Drishyam: The Conclusion: Back To The Crime Scene
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