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Two legends. One universe. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman finally collide in this meta-fueled superhero joyride.
The Merc with a Mouth meets the Clawed X-Man in this hilarious, action-packed crossover. Deadpool and Wolverine are set to redefine superhero friendships (or rivalries?) with their chaotic chemistry.
Ridley Scott returns to the Colosseum with a new generation of warriors in this much-awaited sequel.
Aamir Khan returns with a heartwarming sports dramedy, Sitaare Zameen Par, where basketball meets empathy, and comedy meets emotional redemption. Directed by R.S. Prasanna, this remake of the Spanish film Champions is set to release on June 20, 2025.
Abhishek Bachchan sheds his comic persona in Kaalidhar Laapata ZEE5, battling memory loss at Kumbh Mela and forging a heart-wrenching friendship, don’t miss his most vulnerable role yet.
Kajol stars in her first-ever horror film in Maa, a dark and mythological supernatural thriller where maternal love becomes a divine weapon. Directed by Vishal Furia, the film pits a mother against ancient curses and demonic forces lurking in a forgotten village. Releasing June 27 in theatres.
Our Sky Force movie review explores this gripping tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of Indian Air Force soldiers during the 1965 Indo-Pak War. With strong direction, gripping storytelling, and stunning visuals, Sky Force is a must-watch for fans of war dramas and high-octane action films.
Bollywood’s habit of copying Hollywood & South films is no secret. Paresh Rawal’s bold remark sparks a debate on originality in Indian cinema.
Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR team up for the biggest spy showdown that had everyone glued to their seats, but does it live up to the massive hype? War 2 brings explosive action and stunning visuals, though the story stumbles in places where it should have soared. This Independence Day release marks another chapter in the YRF Spy Universe that fans have been eagerly waiting for.
When satire strikes nerves: Kunal Kamra’s parody of Eknath Shinde didn’t just spark laughs, it unleashed chaos, FIRs, and a shutdown. A bold look at India’s fragile balance between comedy and political intolerance.
Anurag Kashyap, famed for Gangs of Wasseypur, quit Bollywood for Bengaluru, fed up with its toxic focus on 500-crore hits. His unreleased Kennedy exposes an industry valuing profit over art. After years of struggles, he’s thriving in South cinema. Supporting him means backing creativity against Bollywood’s commercial chokehold.
Govinda, the king of Bollywood comedy, rose to fame with hits like Coolie No. 1 and Hero No. 1. His legacy as a dance icon and entertainer remains unmatched.
