Judicial injustice is a pressing issue in India. Many books and films are based on topics that arise as a byproduct of jurisdictive unfairness. A Thursday is also one of the films that is based on the same foundation. The story highlights some pressing concerns that are unfortunately prevalent in
Priyadarshan is an esteemed name in Bollywood. Priyadarshan has given some brilliant family-centric comedy-capers like Muskurahat, Hera Pheri, Hungama, Hulchul, Garam Masala, Bhagum Bhaag and Dhol; Hungama 2 is his 80th film as a director. With an ensemble cast that includes Paresh Rawal, Ashutosh Rana, Johnny Lever, Rajpal Yadav and
OTT platforms have released a few remarkable web series that display a different array of stories, plots, and topics, Grahan is one amongst such. The story is set up in recent times but it takes its viewers and characters back to 1984 when India experienced a Sikh Riots. People say
“What Sanju was to Sanjay Dutt, The Big Bull is to Harshad Mehta” First things first, there is no match between The Big Bull and The Scam 1992. Why? Well, there are many reasons behind that. Let’s explore those reasons first before starting the review in a little depth. Scam
Akshay Kumar is known as the Khiladi Kumar of Bollywood and he has attempted multiple characters that gave him opportunities to explore his craft. Recently the Akshay Kumar’s latest film Laxmii released on Disney Plus Hotstar. Laxmii is the official remake of Kanchana Muni that was directed by Raghava Lawrence.
