In our review of Trap, we note how Shyamalan the writer once again lets down Shyamalan the director. Unlike typical Shyamalan films, Trap reveals the killer early, which surprisingly benefits the film, avoiding his usual overstuffed plot twists.

In this feature, we look at how Hum Aapke Hain Koun is a timeless family fantasy that united audiences across India. Discover how this Madhuri Dixit and Salman Khan classic sold the ultimate dream to fractured families and became a cinematic phenomenon.

Celebrating 25 years of Poovellaam Kaettupaar, we revisit seven moments when Suriya and Jyotika's on-screen chemistry proved that some cinematic pairs are truly destined to shine together.

After a lackluster debut, we question if Kapil Sharma's The Great Indian Kapil Show deserves a Season 2. Before diving into the new season, we unpack the shortcomings of the first season.

In our review of Mazhai Pidikatha Manithan, we find that this redemption and retribution tale meanders. The overused trope of a silent assassin finding a new home, only to be uprooted by revenge, lacks smart writing and a strong emotional anchor.

In our feature, Shubhra Gupta selects 10 films from the past seven decades that celebrate India's journey. From tackling societal issues to mainstream blockbusters and arthouse gems, these films tell the stories that define India.

Shubhra Gupta's pick: Celebrate India's journey with 10 films spanning seven decades. From societal issues to mainstream blockbusters and arthouse gems, these films encapsulate India's rich storytelling legacy.

Join us as we explore the charm of a retro lifestyle in our feature celebrating Independence Day. Discover the allure of vintage cars, bouffants, kohled eyes, and LP players, and ponder if we are returning to a more relaxed and aesthetic way of life.

In our feature, we explore the evolving concept of a Patriotic Indian in Bollywood, tracing the shift from Raj Kapoor and Manoj Kumar's idealism to the jingoistic fervor seen in Sunny Deol and Akshay Kumar's films.

On Independence Day, we explore the lead-up to Indian independence from a British perspective, marking the end of two centuries of British global dominance and its significance in both Indian and British histories.