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Phobia - Hindi movie review The movie Phobia has a creepy atmosphere from the very first frame. It fully captivates the audience with its clever storytelling. The first half is well-paced, but it takes some time for its convoluted plot to develop. To have written a script like Phobia takes a genius like Pavan Kripalani. It is difficult to turn the film's concept of shedding light on the concept of phobia into a fine thriller. The film's tightly written script keeps the audience riveted from the beginning. The film Phobia's plot contains intentionally humorous elements that provide a welcome reprieve after a frightening buildup. The characters, especially the sidekicks like Manu, the odd neighbor, and Nikki, the young neighbor who goes to college, are brilliantly written. They are woven into the narrative at crucial points and keep it moving forward. Since Bollywood rarely explores these subgenres, this film feels like an accomplishment for even considering it. Throu...

Hindi Movie Review "MAI"   Casts :Asha Bhosle, Padmini Kolhapure, Ram Kapoor Director : Mahesh Kodiyal  Asha Bhosle tried to perform her role very efficiently in the movie called MAI, Bollywood has produced countless films featuring helpless parents and their unappreciative, callous kids. But When it comes to illustrating the mother-daughter relationship, Mai, however, has its moments.She demonstrates that age is simply a number. Her performance is the film's best point, but the topic is cliched.  Asha Bhosle, a famed singer in India, makes her acting debut in Mai (which means mother in Marathi), and she does not disappoint the audience! Her portrayal of a woman who raised her four children on her own before being abandoned by them in her old age is heartbreaking. It will make the audiences to cry during the scenes where Madhu is seen treating her mother like a child. After deciding to relocate to the US, Mai (Asha Bhosle) receives little support from her son Munna. ...

Shahrukh's Action Thriller "Pathan" Hindi Movie Review: The Hindi film Pathan, featuring Shahrukh Khan, one of Bollywood's top actors, is much-anticipated. Fans are anticipating the release of "Pathan," which is directed by Siddharth Anand, known for his action-packed movies and featuring an ensemble cast that includes Deepika Padukone and John Abraham. The protagonist of the movie is Shahrukh Khan's portrayal of the sly and competent secret agent Kabir Pathan. As he faces his history and engages formidable foes, Kabir becomes involved in a web of intrigue. Maya, a tenacious and resourceful agent who assists Kabir in his objective, is played by Deepika Padukone. The tale gains grit and depth through the presence of John Abraham as the major antagonist. Shahrukh Khan, a legendary Bollywood star, makes his long-awaited comeback in the thrilling Hindi film Pathan.  "Pathan" is a visual feast for the eyes. The film features breathtaking set...

Saheb Bibi Golam - Hindi Movie Review  In order to adapt Bimal Mitra's acclaimed Bangla novel Saheb Bibi Golam onto the big screen, Guru Dutt made some important adjustments to the tale. In order to attempt and place both in their proper context and to praise their exquisite beauty and amazing characters, Vijay Kumar takes a 360-degree view of both the literary work and the cinematic masterpiece.  Following his discovery of Chhoti Bahu's mortal remains in the ruins of the Bada Mahal, Bhoot Nath emerges from the 1962 release of Guru Dutt's film adaptation of Saheb Bibi Golam to reunite with his waiting bride Jaba. This scenario is unexpected because it completely contradicts Bimal Mitra's idea on the subject. Even though Bhoot Nath is well aware that Jaba and him were married when she was only two months old and he was four, the story reveals that he continues to use the excuse that Atulya Chakraborty, who was his birth name, died a long time ago. Saheb Bibi Go...

Aligarh Hindi Movie Review Actors in lead role : Manoj Bajpayee, Rajkummar Rao, Ashish Vidyarthi. Director: Hansal Mehta The appeal of Aligarh movie's lies in the fact that it accomplishes by painting a deeply affecting portrayal of love and loneliness. Hard-hitting film Aligarh openly advocates gay rights.  The world of Siras is open for exploration throughout the film. It makes it possible for you to fully understand his depression. It also makes a horrifying accusation that you are to blame for his precarious circumstances.  Siras dies on his own, under mysterious circumstances. We acknowledge that, in some little way, we are all accountable for the emergence of a culture that kills a kind, content guy simply because of his sexual choices. Hansal and author Apurva Asrani have dramatised the tragedy of Siras without using strident or belligerent language. And director Hansal Mehta approaches the subject matter in a wonderful way. It was an early morning in Aligarh,...

Bollywood Hindi Movie Review "Dr. Vidya (1962 )" A great Hindi Bollywood movie called Dr. Vidya was launched in 1962. This family drama and social picture, which was directed by Rajendra Bhatia and produced by Mohan Seghal under the Deluxe Films banner, had a significant influence on Indian cinema. The story centres on Dr. Vidya (Vyjayanthimala), a committed and sympathetic medical professional who dedicates her life to helping the underprivileged and the destitute. The portrayal of Dr. Vidya's character is excellent, highlighting her sacrifices, efforts, and difficulties in a world marred by inequity and poverty. The film was made during a time when educated urbanites were becoming more impacted by western culture, therefore those from rural areas who placed a high value on values and culture vehemently refrained from getting married into urban families.  Geeta is a girl from a wealthy family who has received a good education. Her parents instilled in her traditi...

Review of  Satyajit Ray's  movie "Shatranj Ke Khiladi", year 1977 "Shatranj Ke Khiladi" is a cinematic masterpiece directed by the legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Released in 1977, the film is based on a short story by Munshi Premchand and offers a captivating portrayal of the decadence and obliviousness of the Indian aristocracy during the reign of the British East India Company. Set in the backdrop of 1856, just before the annexation of the Kingdom of Awadh by the British, the movie explores the lives of two noblemen, Mirza Sajjad Ali (played by Sanjeev Kumar) and Mir Roshan Ali (played by Saeed Jaffrey). Obsessed with their passion for the game of chess, they remain oblivious to the brewing political storm around them. The film's strength lies in its brilliant storytelling and Ray's exceptional direction. He skillfully weaves together multiple storylines, capturing the contrast between the extravagant lifestyles of the noblemen and the polit...