Rachit Gupta

Masters Of The Universe can be fun for those who've grown up in the MCU era, for adults who grew up with He-Man's 1983 animated series, this one's a bit ho-hum.

Quick take: Top notch performances by Naseeruddin Shah, Diljit Dosanjh, Vedang Raina and Sharvari save Main Vaapas Aaunga from a lacklustre script.

Disclosure Day is a thought-provoking exploration of human psyche in a sci-fi drama featuring a masterful performance by Emily Blunt.

Strong performances and capable direction come together in Raakh and create an atmosphere of dread and despair. This show is a must watch.

Quick take: A fun and nostalgic film, Toy Story makes a very relevant point that real playtime is far more important than screentime.

Supergirl features a fantastic performance by Milly Alcock, but it also has the kryptonite of bad writing.

Welcome To The Jungle is unhinged, relentless slapstick makes good with a stellar star cast delivering comedic dialogue with ease.

Here are twelve documentary films that chronicle the history of India from The Mughals to The British Raj to India's glorious 5000-year-old legacy and culture.

The plan is to release Sreeleela and Ibrahim Ali Khan's Diler around the Diwali weekend in November.

Baby Do Die Do is a refreshingly unique action thriller comedy that features Huma Qureshi in top form.