Devasheesh Pandey is a journalist with a focus on entertainment and film reviews. He writes for Republic World and his work has also appeared in INDIA TV. Devasheesh provides insightful and honest reviews of movies and TV shows, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the latest releases in the Indian entertainment industry.
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By: Devasheesh Pandey
More than a war film, Sam Bahadur is a meticulously crafted portrait of Manekshaw in all his glory, both on and off the war lines.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Indian Police Force lacks detailing and world building. A filmmaker of Rohit's calibre should have known better than to bring this outdated concept to OTT.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Sushmita Sen is back with the third season of her highly anticipated crime thriller Aarya. Here's Republic's review of Aarya 3.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Ajay and R Madhavan's Shaitaan is an edge-of-the-seat experience, which coming across as totally believable, something that horror films usually struggle with.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Sidharth Malhotra starrer hostage rescue drama Yodha inadvertently draws comparisons with National Award winning film Neerja. The Ram Madhvani directorial was inspired by a real-life hijacking incident and traced how an unassuming flight attendant became an unlikely hero. However, despite being similar in treatment to Neerja on so many accounts, Yodha turns out to be a turbulent ride which is hijacked by a predictable screenplay and its preference to drama over action.Yodha poster
By: Devasheesh Pandey
With a lousy screenplay and a middling cast, M Night Shyamalan falls face-first into the trap that he creates for himself by attempting to make this movie.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
House Of The Dragon 2 Review: The new season is less thrilling but brings more intensity to the show as characters come into the light from the shadows.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Stree 2 Review: The horror elements scare you, the funny moments tickle you & the seriousness of the plot, although not apparent, is dramatic enough to engage. The film stars Shraddha Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao, Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Aparshakti Khurana.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
The Nithari killings were much more horrific when read on paper. Even on TV news, an air of shock and horror prevailed. Sector 36 is a lost opportunity. It is streaming on Netflix and stars Vikrant Massey and Deepak Dobriyal.
By: Devasheesh Pandey
Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi will feature in the upcoming film Thandel. It is inspired by the true story of Andhra fisherman straying into Pakistani waters.
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