Yellow Yellow Dirty Fellow (2026) Review – A Visual Spectacle That Demands a Theatre Watch! First things first, yaar: I walked into this screening with zero expectations and came out with my senses fully rearranged. This is not just a film—it is a full-blown, sensory assault (the good kind) meant for the loudest, biggest screen…
Pritam and Pedro (2026) Hotstar Special Review – Hirani’s Digital Debut Is a Chaotic Goa-Cyber Crime Caper That Works Best on Mobile?! I have watched the teaser seven times now. As someone who has tracked Rajkumar Hirani’s visual language for two decades, I can tell you this: Pritam and Pedro is not a film. It’s…
Main Vaapas Aaunga (2026) Review – Imtiaz Ali’s Haunting Partition Romance Demands the Loudest Speakers! As a critic who has spent decades in dark theatres across Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai, I walked into Main Vaapas Aaunga expecting Imtiaz Ali’s trademark nostalgia. What I got was a seat-shaking, tear-inducing, sonically immersive experience that reminded me why…
Dragon 2026 Review – A Telugu Mass Spectacle That Shakes the Theatre Floor! As I settled into my seat at Prasad’s IMAX in Hyderabad, the crowd was already roaring before the title card. The bass from Ravi Basrur’s score hit my chest like a physical force. This is what theatrical cinema is meant to feel…
Epic Anand Devarakonda Vaishnavi 2026 Review – A Middle-Class Love Story Shot in IMAX-Scale Visuals! As I sat in that Hyderabad multiplex, the first thing that hit me was the crowd – whistles, claps, and the kind of energy only a youthful Telugu romance can create. Epic Anand Devarakonda Vaishnavi isn’t just a film; it’s…
I walked out of the theatre after watching David Reddy (2026) and my ears were still ringing from the bass. The crowd was howling. This is not a film you watch — this is a film you survive. David Reddy (2026) Review – A Bloody, Brutal Visual Spectacle That Demands a Big Screen! Cinema Hook…
Mollywood Times (2026) Review – A Meta-Spectacle That Demands Big Screen Adulation! I walked into the theatre expecting a typical coming-of-age drama. What I got instead was a seat-shaking, visually audacious love letter — and hate letter — to the very medium of cinema itself. The crowd in my multiplex was buzzing, laughing, and gasping…
Lenin (2026) Theatrical Review – Akhil’s Mass Avatar Demands a Big-Screen Witness! Walking into the premiere show, I felt that familiar pre-whistle energy. The crowd was restless, waiting to see if Akhil Akkineni’s new “mass” incarnation would finally deliver. And from the first frame, Lenin announces itself as a pure, unapologetic theatrical beast. This is…
Habeebi Kasthoori Raja 2026 Review – A Soulful Family Drama That Thrives on Authenticity and Atmosphere As I sat in the theatre during the first show of Habeebi Kasthoori Raja, I could feel the collective hush of the audience. No whistles, no mass hysteria—just pure emotional connection with the characters. This is the kind of…
Blast (2026) Tamil Review – Arjun’s Comeback Is a Subwoofer-Driven, Family-Action Firestorm! Walking into the theatre for the first day first show of Blast in Chennai, the crowd was already buzzing—not just for Arjun Sarja, but for that Ravi Basrur bass. And let me tell you, when the title card exploded with that signature KGF-style…