Vinamra Mathur is a Senior Sub-Editor for Firstpost, a multinational news platform based in India. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Vinamra covers a wide range of topics including film reviews, exclusive interviews with actors and directors, and analysis of popular shows and movies.
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By: Vinamra Mathur
Randeep Hooda has been a part of Bollywood for the last 22 years. The actor was first seen in Mira Nair's 2001 classic Monsoon Wedding.
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The narrative meanders and new characters are thrown in only to add to its daunting length. It's not easy to binge-watch Citadel: Diana, given the intensity on display
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The film has no reason to exist in the 90s. It could be a film about a couple whose video goes viral on social media. But then, the makers felt hunting for a CD would make for a far more entertaining crowd pleaser
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And another problem with today's stars is how it's all about bronzed bodies and brawn. So we see ripped muscles of leading men that do nothing to elevate the game or even the story. There's little thrill to be had when the camera lovingly captures the torsos of the heroes. After a point, their conversations and conflicts become robotic as well, and we wish how we only focused on those abs. Stories like The Miranda Brothers need the kind of vulnerability that can make us empathize with the loss of the characters, but when the prime focus is more on valor, you lose the game the moment it begins, or sometimes, even before.
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Mithya: The Darker Chapter feels disjointed, especially with the cliffhangers in every episode. There's way too much happening with the narrative this time
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Does Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 hold that well when we have just seen Stree 2, Bhediya, and Munjya? Kind of!
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By: Vinamra Mathur
When most of the spy thrillers get carried away by sweep and stars, Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s Citadel: Honey Bunny keeps things in check and never lets its central characters overpower the narrative of the show
By: Vinamra Mathur
Bigg Boss 18 has been going on in full swing and Salman Khan has come back as a host even after death threats from gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.
By: Vinamra Mathur
Ajay Devgn has been acting in Hindi cinema for the last 32 years. He made an iconic debut in 1991 with Phool Aur Kaante with an iconic scene where he's standing atop two speeding bikes.
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By: Vinamra Mathur
As much as the filmmaker should be lauded for stepping away from the world of big stars, the ensemble he has created for his show are both hit and miss
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