Shubhra Gupta

Alpha (2026) Movie Review and Rating: Alia Bhatt-Sharvari enter YRF spy universe in a formulaic and stale film that can't be rescued by Hrithik Roshan's John Wick-inspired cameo.

Pritam and Pedro review: Arshad Warsi-starrer show fits right within the Rajkumar Hirani universe in which the baddies come with sad backstories and mitigating circumstances.

Minions & Monsters review: Anyone familiar with the franchise will know that the thing with the minions is that they are always looking for the Most Evil Person In The Universe to take orders from. And this film is at its most scattered when they set out doing just that.

Satluj movie review: This is a clear win for filmmakers who want to tell the story of an actual person, time and place, with unwavering conviction.

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Dhamaal 4 movie review: As Ajay Devgn leaps off ships and cliffs on rescue missions, it is the new addition, Ravi Kishan as a Jack Sparrow-type samudri daku, who brings some giggles to the film

Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya review: The premise is solid, and in between all the preachiness, there's an attempt to showcase the difficulties faced by over-burdened and underfunded sarkari institutions.

Musafir Cafe review: Vikrant Massey as Chander tries his best to be believable, and he really does come close to it. Mahima Makwana as the steady third wheel is commendable too.

Max, Min & Meowzaki review: Sidharth Menon is a constant presence, and does well as the coming-of-age young man. It is Adil Hussain, as the man who takes the longest, most difficult steps towards self-awareness, who holds this film.