I feel like Tamasha would’ve worked way better if released today. People now connect more with burnout, identity crisis, and “escaping the rat race” themes. Back then a lot of people expected a typical rom-com, but today it probably would've found a much bigger audience.
Just saw this post on viral bhayani kangana ranaut wearing a mangalsutra!! Is it that politician guy?
I do have an interest in the artists of old vintage. Did watch a few movies of Motilal and Balraj Sahni. Found their art and mannerisms to be quite similar to Nasiruddin Shah, Irffan Khan and Kaykay. Realized that I could watch their movies anytime without thinking too much as they rarely faltered in giving memorable performances. Would love to know what others think . Who are their favourite actors and not superstars
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Maa Behen is written and directed by Suresh Triveni (Tumhari Sulu, Jalsa, Daldal, Subedaar, etc). The cast of the film includes Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri, Dharna Durga, and Ravi Kishan.
this is the best motivational scene i have ever witnessed
change my mind on ts😛
Vidhu Vinod Chopra truly knows how to catch audiences pulse isn't it!?
Whats with so many pigeons in the film?
Damn, Bombay in this movie has not been seen in any other bollywood movies, right after Naygan this is the only movie where I got to see true streets of Bombay and after this Satya did it well🫡
This movie barring some random songs and few overacting by Anil Kapoor, anupam Kher and Madhuri it's overall a very interesting watch
World renowned entertainment journalist and arguably one of the most unbiased journalist in the country Faridoon Shahryar will be here on bollywood_boxoffice to take the questions on 21st may at 11.30 am.
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Unlike the state of the film on Netflix, Dhurandhar will be uncensored (dubbed as 'Raw And Undekha') on JioHotstar, and it is set to stream on the platform from May 22 2026.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge will stream on JioHotstar from June 5 2026, and the film will be uncensored there as well.
Users from India can watch uncensored versions of both films on JioHotstar. However, it is unclear whether international users will be able to see the uncensored version of Dhurandhar 1.
Man, Govinda really needs a solid comeback in Bollywood, na? He literally ruled the 90s with his insane dance moves, comic timing, and pure energy. Today’s movies lack that vibe. He absolutely deserves a proper second innings, btw not in those low-budget films he did recently.
Remember his role in Kill Dil? He was actually pretty creepy there, but the movie flopped. If a director like Anurag Kashyap or Sriram Raghavan casts him in a dark thriller, he will totally kill it.
Cinematography was a very underrated element of the movie.
Okay, I just finished watching Laila Majnu for the first time today and oh my God... I’m literally speechless. Like, I genuinely don’t even know what I’m feeling right now. It was just so emotional for me to watch.
First of all, I just loved the movie. I know some people call it boring, but I honestly think it was perfect. Like really, really good. If you watch it in a poetic way, there are so many things to understand. When you actually understand why's of Qais.
As Talking about Qais first... he never even said “I love you” in the whole movie, but the things he did just showed how deeply, madly, obsessively in love he was with Laila. And the movie showed all seven stages of love in such a beautiful way. I just loved it so much. it really showed that actions matter more than words. He never really said it, but you could feel how much he loved her.
Now talking about Laila... I really do not want to blame her, but I also feel like somehow she should be blamed too. I feel like she made him wait so much that after a point, he didn’t even need her anymore in the same way. Like, he loved her beyond everything.
And I feel like there were moments where she could actually see something was wrong with Qais, but things still stayed the same. Sometimes I keep thinking that maybe if she had just run away with him or chosen him completely earlier, maybe he could’ve been saved. But then again, that’s the movie, so we can’t really change anything.
But honestly, I didn’t feel as sad for Laila as I felt for Qais.
That scene where Qais came back and just collapsed after seeing Laila again after such a long time... I cannot explain what that scene did to me. I literally cried so much there.
And the ending? I was just angry, heartbroken, confused... everything at once. I was literally sitting there like “what the hell just happened?”
I genuinely wish I could forget this movie just so I could watch it again for the first time.
What do you guys think about ?
In this film Kajol has a shift from her roles of always hiding behind a popular male actor like SRK or Aamir or whoever it is. An independent woman whose love for her son surpasses everything. At certain times this film felt as if Kajol had over reacted. But to me this is arguably the best of Kajol's performance,
I never understood why it was so under rated or maybe am I the one who has a poor taste of films or maybe I am a feminist ?
PS: Please reply in English as I am a Non Indian who is a fan of Indian Movies
pehle jab main koi movie dekhta tha to vo mujhe puri yad rahti thi vo bhi sirf ek bar dekhne se lekin aajkal main notice kar raha hoon ki main jo bhi nayi movie ya series dekhta hoon use kuch mahine baad bhool jata hoon ki isme kya hua except the basic plot.
Aaj Ek Hasina Thi dekh raha tha aur last scene dekh ke yaad aya ki ye to dekhi hui thi 😂
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Synopsis:
The series revolves around the dynamic between two contrasting personalities - a seasoned cop who prefers old-school methods, and a tech-savvy cop who relies on modern technology for investigations, as they navigate their partnership in solving crimes
