Overview “Guru Nanak Jahaz” delves into the historical Komagata Maru incident of 1914, shedding light on the plight of Indian immigrants, primarily Sikhs, who faced systemic discrimination upon arriving in Canada. The film meticulously reconstructs this pivotal event, emphasizing the resilience and unity of the Sikh community during a time of adversity. Plot Summary Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century British Columbia, the narrative follows Gurdit Singh (portrayed by Gurpreet Ghuggi), a visionary who charters the Japanese ship Komagata Maru to transport Indian immigrants to Canada. Despite being British subjects, these passengers confront exclusionary immigration policies and widespread racism.…
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Genre: Comedy, Coming-of-AgeDirector: Kalyan ShankarCast: Sangeeth Shobhan, Narne Nithin, Vishnu Oi, Ram Nithin, Priyanka JawalkarDuration: Approx. 2 hoursRating: 3/5Age Rating: U/A (Suitable for 12+ audiences) Story & Direction “Mad Square” picks up the baton from its 2023 predecessor “MAD” and runs with it into even zanier territory. Set in a familiar college backdrop, the film continues to follow the misadventures of three chaotic yet lovable friends. Director Kalyan Shankar keeps the energy high, relying on situational humor, relatable college antics, and the effortless chemistry between his leads to carry the film. Unlike heavy plot-driven narratives, this film leans into its…
Overview Shreeman v/s Shreemati is a Bengali romantic comedy that takes a light-hearted yet sincere look at modern relationships, divorce, and the emotional complexities of long-term partnerships. With a compelling cast and an engaging narrative, the film delivers an entertaining and meaningful cinematic experience. Plot Summary Justice Amal Chowdhury, a respected judge, has made it his life’s mission to prevent couples from getting divorced. Ironically, he’s been estranged from his own wife for over 27 years. When a young couple, Sourav and Amrita, come to him seeking separation, he sets a condition: they must swap roles and live as each…
Adipoli, a feel-good Malayalam comedy-drama directed by Kaladharan, is a celebration of youthful energy, aspirations, and the small-town spirit. With a lively cast and visually rich storytelling, the film delivers humor, heart, and hope in equal measure. Plot Overview Set in a scenic town in Kerala, Adipoli follows a group of spirited youngsters, each chasing dreams while navigating the everyday realities of friendship, family, and ambition. As their stories unfold, the film paints a vivid picture of contemporary youth culture, peppered with humor and grounded emotions. Main Cast Crew What Works What Could Be Better Final Verdict Adipoli is a…
When seven very different women decide to break free from their everyday lives and take off on a trip to London, the result is Uranchu — a soulful and vibrant celebration of female friendship, healing, and empowerment. Directed by Anshuman Pratyush, Uranchu isn’t just a travel story; it’s a transformative journey of identity, laughter, reflection, and courage. With a rich ensemble cast and a refreshing narrative voice, the film adds something truly special to the landscape of modern Bengali cinema. About the Film Cast The film features a powerhouse all-female lead cast portraying women from different generations and backgrounds: Plot…
Language: Tamil, HindiGenre: Gangster Drama, Period RomanceDirected by: Karthik SubbarajRating: UA (Suitable for viewers above 13 years) A Visually Rich Tale That Struggles with Its Many Themes Retro is a film with bold ambition, attempting to blend a love story, gangster drama, and philosophical musing into a period piece that spans multiple decades. With Suriya in the lead and Karthik Subbaraj at the helm, expectations were high. And while the film starts on a promising note, it eventually loses its grip as it tries to juggle too many ideas.Check out: Retro Hindi Trailer Review: Suriya’s 80s-Style Rampage Meets Romance and Revenge…
Language: HindiAge Rating: UA (Suitable for viewers above 13 years)Genre: Horror-Comedy, Fantasy A Whimsical Horror-Comedy That Tries Something New The Bhootnii, directed by Siddhant Sachdev, is a light-hearted take on love, loneliness, and the supernatural. Set around the idea of a mythical “Virgin Tree” that helps people find true love, the film follows Shantanu (Sunny Singh), who ends up tangled in a ghostly curse after making a heartfelt wish. What follows is a mix of romance, humor, and fantasy with a desi twist. The concept is genuinely refreshing, and the film deserves credit for attempting something offbeat in the horror-comedy…
Genre: Family Drama / ComedyDirector: Sachin GoswamiCast: Samir Choughule, Sai Tamhankar, Prasad Oak, Esha Dey, Vanita Kharat, Mandar Mandavkar, Jui Bhagwat, Tejas Raut, Sharvil AgteDuration: Approximately 135 minutesRating: 4/5Age Rating: U/A (Suitable for audiences aged 12 and above) “Gulkand” is a charming Marathi-language film that explores the rich emotional landscape of marriage, companionship, and domestic relationships. Through a layered narrative that oscillates between humor and heartfelt moments, the film manages to create an experience that is both entertaining and meaningful. Director Sachin Goswami constructs a universe that feels lived-in and real, with characters that are refreshingly imperfect yet deeply lovable.…
Genre: Drama / Social RealismDirector: Shivraj WaichalCast: Siddharth Jadhav, Bharat Jadhav, Prajakta Hanamghar, Kiran Khoje, Praveen Dalimbkar, Om Bhutkar, Parn Pethe, Ashutosh Gowariker, Rohini HattangadiDuration: 144 minutesRating: 4/5Age Rating: U/A (Suitable for 12+) Shivraj Waichal’s Marathi drama blends real-life inspiration with emotional authenticity to tell a powerful story about perseverance through education. Ata Thambaycha Naay,” directed by Shivraj Waichal, is a soul-stirring Marathi drama that delves into the lives of Mumbai’s conservancy workers and their journey toward reclaiming dignity through education. Inspired by real events, the film is as moving as it is relevant—shedding light on unsung heroes who refuse…
HIT: The Third Case marks the latest entry in the HIT (Homicide Intervention Team) universe created by director Sailesh Kolanu. After the success of HIT: The First Case and HIT: The Second Case, this third installment aims to expand the cinematic universe with higher stakes, deeper psychological themes, and a much darker tone. This time, Nani headlines the story as an emotionally scarred, hyper-intense police officer who is both haunted and hardened by his past. Unlike its predecessors, the film leans into stylized action while maintaining a backbone of investigative tension. Plot Overview The story centers on Arjun Sarkar (Nani),…