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Ground Zero Review: One Of Emraan Hashmi's Most Nuanced Performances Is Competent In Parts
Ground Zero Review: Despite its few shortcomings, it is an incredibly relevant and timely film
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Pahalgam Terror Attack Cuts Short Bollywood's Cautious Love Affair With Kashmir
The attack in Pahalgam, a region that had long been Kashmir's crown jewel and safest bet, has cut short a Bollywood story
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The True Story Of Ground Zero And What Happened The Night Ghazi Baba Was Killed
The river of terror keeps flowing. And while Ground Zero tells the story of one battle won, the war itself is far from over
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How Is A New Pope Chosen? The Story Of Oscar Winner Conclave
The film Conclave, which swept awards this season, has become an unexpected primer for the masses on how the next Pope will be chosen
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The Pitt Review: The Expertly Crafted Series Is Both Entertaining And Substantive
The Pitt Review: In an era where streaming services increasingly chase novelty over quality, the series demonstrates that sometimes the old formulas still work best.
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Sinners Review: Messy, Ambitious And Occasionally Overwhelming
Sinners Review: It remains grounded in the authentic struggles of its characters to create spaces of joy and freedom within an inhumane system.
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Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: BTS Jin's Entirely Unhinged Show Is Mildly Enjoyable
Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: It's a mildly enjoyable watch when you're in the mood for something light and unserious, especially if you're a fan of the cast.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Taut And Gripping, With Pedro Pascal In Fine Fettle
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Pedro Pascal's performance as Joel is layered with grief, regret, and a desperate longing to protect Ellie at all costs.
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Urvashi Rautela Wants A Temple In Her Honour, But What She Needs Is A Reality Check
Every star plays a part. Every celebrity builds a version of themselves. But with Urvashi Rautela, the performance has become a parody
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Chhorii 2 Review: A Horror Film That Forgets To Be Horrifying
Chhorii 2 Review: Unfortunately, much like a flashlight with dying batteries in a haunted house, the film's noble intentions flicker promisingly before leaving viewers stumbling in the dark.
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Akshay Kumar's Kesari Chapter 2: Who Is Lawyer C Sankaran Nair And Why His Story Needs To Be Told
In an age of manufactured heroes, here is a real one. And his story, now more than ever, demands to be heard.
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Cannot Get Over When Life Gives You Tangerines? Here's Why It Hit So Hard
In a sea of romantic leads who are either emotionally unavailable or unrealistically perfect, Gwan-sik stands out-not as a fantasy, but as the kind of man whose goodness feels attainable, because it's rooted in small, consistent acts of care.
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Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
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Test Review: R Madhavan And Nayanthara's Film Ultimately Fails Its Own Examination
Test Review: The film reflects its titular sporting format - lengthy, occasionally rewarding, but lacking the consistent dynamism needed to sustain interest across its duration.
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
