One of the brightest stars in Bollywood's constellation, he goes by many names; the Baadshah of Bollywood, King Khan, and SRK. This week, Rohit and Abhin attempt to break down the movies of arguably his most successful 5 years, i.e. '97-'01 (well, we tried to stick to it). 

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Whether it made them ask the parents if they could sleep in their bed or even check under their own as they left the night light on...this week, Abhin and Rohit walk down a dark and spooky memory lane to relive the works that introduced them to fear.

Kentaro Miura passed away on the 6th of May 2021. He was a big influence on Abhin. This minisode is his way of offering tribute. Rest in Peace, good sir. 

Times are hard, and there's so much bringing you down. But don't worry, we have movies to lift you up! Here are a few rays of cinematic sunshine to brighten up your day.

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Join us for episode 5 as we DEEP DIVE into this little indie film called Titanic, how it CRASHED into theatres, whose careers it kept AFLOAT, how an entire generation SHIPPED two yet-to-be-stars, and how SALINE Dion created an anthem that will...ahem, go on.

In this week's episode, we look at renowned director Vishal Bhardwaj's acclaimed Shakespearan Trilogy. From Maqbool to Omkara to Haider, we deep dive into each film to give you our thoughts on what worked, what didn't, and what completely caught us by surprise. It promises to be a fun one. 

In episode 3, we jump straight into the works of director Guy Ritchie, tracing his journey from the early days of Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels to his mega-hit Aladdin. Hop in for the ride; it promises to be a fun one.

In episode two, we take a look at both cuts of the Justice League, discussing what we loved, what we hated, and what we thought was fabulously.. 'meh.'

In the first of a two-part episode series, we look at some of Zack Snyder's earlier works and his involvement in the early days of the DCEU.