Shubhra Gupta is a Film Critic at The Indian Express. She specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, focusing on film and cinema, as well as theater, with a keen interest in the film industry and filmmaking. Shubhra's insights and critiques have been featured in notable publications including ThePrint, MSN, and Indo American News.
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By: Shubhra Gupta
Ohh My Dog movie review: When the film stays with the furry four-legged creatures, it is eminently watchable. What makes these dogs different are that they are your non-pedigreed dogs with the streeties resilience and never-die-spirit.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Operation Safed Sagar review: A rousing, moving tribute to our armed forces, Operation Safed Sagar is drama minus melodrama, toplining patriotism not jingoism. It made my eyes well up, and chest swell with pride.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Reacher Season 4 Review: The most watched series on Prime returns with a humdinger of a season and its invincible hero who is always the last man standing.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Awarapan 2 movie review: Emraan Hashmi film sails along coasting on some eye-catching, snazzy sequences. We enjoy this outing with our brave anti-hero until the film falls into a long, dull third act.
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Batwara 1947 review: The message is loud and clear: no religion is evil, only humans are; nafrat can be conquered through pyaar, siyasat se mazhab ko na milao; and above all, maanvata se bada koi dharam nahin. But they come as a listicle, instead of making you feel.
By: Shubhra Gupta
7 Dogs review: In a shack nestles Salman Khan as a small-time informer called Johar; in a bigger shack, Sanjay Dutt holds court as flamboyant goon Ranjit. They're both big draws in the Middle-East, Salman being the bigger one, but their parts are nothing but glorified cameos.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Toxic movie review: It may be Geetu Mohandas at the helm, but it is finally, and irrevocably, a Rocking Star Yash film, with eye-glazing, endless litany of violence.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Babita Singh Reporting review: A small town woman, and the small town cop, sometimes one playing the other, are in the danger of becoming tropes, if they haven't already.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Gandhari movie review: Taapsee Pannu-starrer is about a child sex trafficking ring (strike one for unoriginality), run by devilish characters (strike two for ditto), upended by, who else but the ultimate saviour, the mother.
By: Shubhra Gupta
Mirzapur The Movie review: I quite enjoyed Mirzapur The Movie because it knows how to stay in its lane, papering over its flabby bits with continual speedy spurts and an intriguing climax.
