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Reviews and Opinions
If you came across my review for *Gyarah Gyarah* last month, you already know I spoke about *Gyarah Gyarah* being the second time something starring Raghav Juyal blew my mind. The first time was an action film called *Kill*, and it **completely blew me away**. *Kill* is an action-thriller starring Lak (a newcomer) and Raghav Juyal... ...
Today it's a documentary series that I'm recommending. I'm not one of those who's into a lot of docu-series but this one is special and for so many reasons. If you've grown up watching films, I think this is something that you'll love... ...
The trailer seemed decent, but i don't know somehow the star cast and just the overall feel of it all didn't really appeal to to me. ...
When you have a cast like Vikram, it is a double-edged sword. It has to carry the weight of expectations, do justice to the talent and on top of that, entertain. I am so pleased to say, Vikram does all of that, and does it with a lot of panache. ...
After being postponed on numerous occasions (covid, lack of sufficient screens), Jersey (2022), starring Shahid Kapoor, finally hit theatres this Friday. The makers of Jersey (2022) wanted to release the film in theatres and not on OTT as they felt it was best suited for the big screen. I am a little biased on this topic, but I strongly feel that they were right. As much as I love the convenience and choices offered by OTT, I always prefer watching films in the cinema. I am someone who watches films for much more than just entertainment. When I watch a film, I am looking to get lost in the story, to see through the eyes of the director, to fall in love with a character, and to jump at the falling of a random object on screen. At home, doing all this is not impossible but extremely difficult, with phone calls, door bells and what not. In short, Jersey is absolutely worth watching in the theatres. ...