Bulbbul: A period fairytale of the horrors lurking in Bengal Presidency’s wilderness and its havelis
It’s a scary movie that exposes the audience to the horrors that don't lurk just in the wilderness, but more disturbingly, in the patriarchal societies.
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The Witcher Review: Henry Cavill creates a magic of his own as a gravely-voiced monster hunter
The Witcher draws you in and spells a cast on you with its evocative adaptation of the fantasy book series by the Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski.
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Queen: An intriguing story told with much passion, packs powerful performances
MX Original series Queen takes a deep dive into the extraordinary life of its protagonist and explores the making of a mass leader in India’s southern state that worships its movie stars with histrionic devotion.
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The Irishman: The formidable fellas are back and out painting houses
With an incredibly thoughtful script and some nuanced performances by the finest in the business, Scorsese creates a perfect long-form movie best suited for a TV audience.
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Joker: It’s not just you, it did get crazier out there
Todd Phillips' Joker is a ghoulish, unsettling origin story and an escape from the world created in comic books. It’s an escape similar to the one of Arthur's, from a picture of misery to a symbol of uprising, from fearful to the feared, from a clown to a maniacal super-villain.
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The Family Man: Srikant is no Bond, the spy has a family
Brimming with comic doses of everyday challenges of the middle class, the espionage drama has fresh surprises in store at every turn, many hiding in plain sight.
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Money Heist: A masterclass on minting and resistance
Money Heist is addictive for its intelligent plot and builds a compelling narrative on emotional dynamics and interpersonal relationships.
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Sacred Games 2: A punch of crime thriller spiked with unholy faith
Sacred Games plunges deeper into the darkness of faith as Sartaj’s race against time to save Mumbai resumes in the Season 2.
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Dark: The question isn’t what time, the question is what world
Dark creates an intense, slow-burning, yet coherent narrative that challenges the audience to come to terms with a reality where histories are not cast in stone.
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In Netflix’s Leila, a totalitarian state is India’s dystopian future
Welcome to the world of Unnati (read ‘Vikas’). The year is 2047. India is now a totalitarian state renamed as ‘Aryavarta’, ruled by a larger-than-life political leader – Joshi (Sanjay …
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