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Senna review: Expensive-looking but shoddily written, Netflix's biographical drama about Ayrton Senna is among the streamer's most disappointing shows of the year.

Emilia Perez movie review: Jacques Audiard's new film, out in India on MUBI, dances to its own tune; it's a musical, a crime thriller, and a redemption tale. It's among the most ambitious films of the year.

Black Doves review: Starring Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw, Netflix's new spy series is far superior to the scores of other espionage offerings out there.

Black Doves review: Starring Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw, Netflix's new spy series is far superior to the scores of other espionage offerings out there.

The Day of the Jackal review: Starring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch, the new mini-series adaptation of Frederick Forsyth's thriller is too bloated to recommend.

In a year when mainstream cinema embraced the franchise model, the best Indian films pushed the envelope by telling complex stories about the anxieties and ambitions of common people; they held a mirror to society, and shook us out of our complacency.

Carry-On movie review: Starring Taron Egerton, the new Netflix thriller continues in the fine tradition of Die Hard 2: Die Harder and Phone Booth.

Juror No 2 movie review: Directed by the 94-year-old Clint Eastwood, the gripping courtroom drama is streaming on Jio Cinema.

Juror No 2 movie review: Directed by the 94-year-old Clint Eastwood, the gripping courtroom drama is streaming on Jio Cinema.

Yo Yo Honey Singh - Famous movie review: A step above Netflix's recent films about SS Rajamouli and Nayanthara, the documentary makes a half-decent effort to dissect the myth and mystery of Honey Singh.