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The seven-part American series of an Indian family in Pittsburgh streaming now on Amazon Prime Video is funny with its witty dark humour, only the
The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh (2024): Instantly Witty Humour Draped in a Sloppy Plot. Read More »
Venkataramaiah (SVR), once wealthy, now lives a modest life with his shrewish wife, Kanakadurga (Suryakantham). They adopt Suguna (Savitri), but their happiness is short-lived when
Revisiting ANR’s Velugu Needalu (1961): A Tale of Love, Loss, and Redemption Read More »
What is the metric to measure the extent one can go for their loved ones? Violence? Yeah, probably it is. At least in a cinematic
Jigra (2024): Alia Bhatt Shines in Vasan Bala’s Drama Heavy Prison Break Thriller. Read More »
Story Gopi Reddy (Gopichand), claiming to be son of a crest-fallen builder named Bulreddy, rushes to Hyderabad from Milan in Italy with the ostensible goal
Viswam (2024 ) : Not Terrible Read More »
Rajinikanth once again plays a cop, a stylish goggles-wearing salt-and-pepper haired cop, after the celebrated Jailer. He is an encounter specialist based out of Kanyakumari
‘Maa Nanna Superhero’ is produced by V Celluloids and CAM Entertainment. What is the film about? Is it worth a watch? Let’s find out in
‘Maa Nanna Superhero’ (2024) : Not so superb ‘superhero’ Read More »
‘Janaka Aithe Ganaka’ is arriving at the cinemas this Saturday (October 12th). Here we bring you one of the earliest reviews in the town. Telugu
Janaka Aithe Ganaka (2024) : Juvenile Aithe Ganaka Read More »
At some point in our human civilization’s timeline we discovered critical thinking and began building technology. CUT TO: Today. We are all aware where we
CTRL (2024): The Timely Reminder of Our Orwellian Tech-Fears. Read More »
Hasith Goli’s profound progressive politics of gender and wealth; and intelligent wit of Sree Vishnu’s ease of performing four roles makes SWAG a must watch
SWAG (2024): Flawless Blend of Profound Progressiveness and Witty Entertainer. Read More »
