Taught me that Indian movies apparently should just be ignored, as ratings apparently tell you absolutely nothing about the quality of a film.

This is perhaps the worst acting I've ever seen - Plan 9 from Outer Space included - with post-production dubbed voices to b...

The Cinemark near me has started to show Indian movies. Not feeling like sitting home tonight, I decided to catch this one, and luck was with me.

My image of Indian movies, I confess, was that they were mostly musicals centering around a love story involving a very b...

This has been on my watchlist for far too long, and I only wish I had watched it sooner.

The film is a visual masterpiece, its beauty serving as a captivating contrast to the intense and brutal violence it depicts.

For a fictionalised history, the story is remarka...

Few films manage to create an enduring impact with every viewing, but RRR achieves this with remarkable finesse. Watching RRR on Netflix was unforgettable; experiencing it in the cinema was transcendent. Despite knowing what to expect, the sheer scale and energy of ...

My first exposure to Telugu Cinema, is when I saw my wife watching a near naked guy running in the forest, chased by a Tiger, looking so shredded that I thought my wife was appreciating the sweaty, bulbous body of a forest guy. I dismissed it immediately as another mach...

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“RRR” is one of those movies where just about everyone who watches it, loves it. It’s an over-the-top historical spectacle about a violent uprising in 1920s India, offering a fictitious retelling of real events. This inter...

This movie is one, really fun, action-packed, superhero watch. The CGI, of course, is fantastic. What I love about this movie, though, is that it's not just an empty, trivial story as an excuse for CGI. Quite the contrary. The story itself is a fictionalized version of ...