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Entertainment Sep.16.19

Section 375: A powerful courtroom drama that’s problematic in parts

A powerful and relevant film that tries to distinguish between law and justice and what separates will and consent
By Priyanka Roy
Entertainment Sep.7.19

Relatable & nostalgic, the Chhichhore group of friends warms hearts

Heart-warming, solemn and sincere moments sprinkled with healthy dollops of laugh-out-loud dialogues
By Ushnota Paul
Entertainment Sep.6.19

It — Chapter Two: Drags more than it jumps, wearing out its premise

It’s not scary or surprising to watch a movie’s heart and imagination being devoured by the same old thing, but it is dispiriting
By A.O. Scott (The New York Times News Service)
Entertainment Sep.5.19

Chhichhore: A bittersweet tale of friendship and failure told with humour and heart. Go watch!

A film which will not only make you nostalgically rewind to your growing-up days and coming-of-age years, but also serve as a life lesson
By Priyanka Roy
Entertainment Sep.3.19

Deeper. Better. Scarier. Epic — It: Chapter Two is in cinemas this Friday

A story of the Losers as adults 27 years later, going back to their memories to retrieve something that is very necessary
By Warner Bros
Bollywood Sep.2.19

Saaho is a colossal disappointment

The movie is a mindless waste of money, talent and opportunity
By Priyanka Roy
Entertainment Aug.16.19

A brooding John Abraham makes Batla House a compelling watch

Batla House has its fair share of faults — the writing is sloppy in parts and some bits don’t come together well — but it is an important film in the divisive times we live in
By Priyanka Roy
Entertainment Aug.16.19

Mission Mangal: Rests a lot on sentimentality but ultimately turns out to be a rousing watch

Mission Mangal is a textbook example of what the human mind is capable of when pushed against the wall
By Priyanka Roy
Entertainment Aug.16.19

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood will stand as a source of debate — and delight — for as long as we care about movies

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood shows that Tarantino deserves a loftier, possibly more contentious label. It’s the expression of a sensibility that is profoundly and passionately conservative
By A.O. Scott/ NYTNS
Entertainment Jul.30.19

Saaho's visual delight

Last month’s Saaho teaser gave cine-goers a peek into the larger-than-life world envisioned by director Sujeeth
By TT Bureau

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