Rohan Naahar

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.

Girls Will Be Girls director Shuchi Talati talks about the film's most uncomfortable scenes, how Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal rescued it at the last-minute by pooling in their own money, and why it wasn't eligible for the Best International Feature category at the Oscars.

Sugarcane movie review: Stunning in every sense of the word, the new documentary film explores the lasting pain caused by a culture of silence in the Catholic church.

Post Credits Scene: Replete with tired plot tropes and outdated ideas, Rohit Shetty's Singham Again has plenty of stars, but not an ounce of the values that its target audience might resonate with.

Wallace & Gromit Vengeance Most Fowl movie review: The four-time Oscar-winning series returns with a charming new adventure on Netflix.

Blink movie review: When three of their four children contract an incurable illness that will render them blind, a Canadian couple goes on a tour of the world while they're still able to appreciate its beauty.

Severance season 2 review: Faced the incredibly difficult challenge of living up to its first season, Apple's astonishing psychological thriller returns with more complexity and compassion.

Back in Action movie review: Cameron Diaz's first film in over a decade is one of those dime-a-dozen espionage potboilers that seem to have been created by a disgruntled AI assistant.

Post Credits Scene: Inspired by Westerns and '70s action cinema, Rifle Club is a metaphor for the Malayalam industry