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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. Read more

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. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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 … Read more
The Big Bang Theory: Twelve Years of Unraveling the Mystery The show that brought nerd culture in focus, made string theory look cool and the scientists, pop icons - The Big Bang Theory - bowed out from TV after one last Bazinga! Read more