Shubhra Gupta is a film critic for The Indian Express, with her work also appearing in ThePrint. With a focus on national cinema in India, Shubhra reviews and analyzes films, web series, and television shows, providing insights and opinions on the latest releases. Her reviews cover a range of genres and offer a critical perspective on the quality and impact of Indian entertainment.
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By: Shubhra Gupta
Singham Again movie review: It's all so same-old in Singham Again, starring Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Arjun Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, that even the new locations don't help. Neither does the great epic Ramayan.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 movie review: Kartik Aryan's Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 suffers from the same things that Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 did: stereotypes instead of characters, forced humour which refuses to land, and tasteless lines bordering on the risible.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Vijay 69 movie review: Want someone to play old in the movies? Anupam Kher is your man. He's got the age, and the mileage. All he needs are films that mean something.
By: Shubhra Gupta
This is very much a 1994 film, with its anti-classist cheap-and-cheerful aesthetic, presenting a time of idealised innocence, teetering on the brink of a just-liberalised India.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Freedom At Midnight review: Sprawling yet pacy, the Nikkhil Advani series brings to life the story of India, and Pakistan, which came into existence at that stroke of the midnight hour immortalised in the haunting words of Nehru.
The Sabarmati Report movie review: After jumping down the throat of those who speak for balance, the Vikrant Massey-Raashii Khanna-starrer tries hard at doing a balancing act. How's that for more irony?
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I Want to Talk movie review: Abhishek Bachchan lets go of vanity, revealing a thickened gut, and scars-on-the-belly, and an ability to bare. But Shoojit Sircar's film leaves you wanting more.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Waack Girls review: Some of the most engaging parts of the show, co-written by Taraporevala, Iyanah Batlivala, and Ronny Sen are those, ironically, when there's no dancing.
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All We Imagine As Light movie review: The wonderful Kani Kusruti turns yearning into a full-time job, and just for her, this film which releases in India today, is worth every minute of your time.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Yeh Kaali Kaali Aankhein 2 review: Tahir Raj Bhasin, Saurabh Shukla and Shweta Tripathi-starrer , with all its pulpy thriller sinews in place, leaves us on a cliffhanger, nicely primed for the next season.
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