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Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: A sobering watch about cricket, especially for a nation that pulsates with every ball the men play the sport. It engages, entertains and makes you wonder, “why did we take so long, if at all, to be engaged and entertained by Indian women’s cricket?”
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: Lovely form, little function. The attempt to throw a light on casteism gets overshadowed by the oppressive drama imposed on every single frame.
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: Just like you wouldn’t be able to guess the end of the film’s title from how it begins, you wouldn’t be able to imagine the film would end where it does, given how it starts. All this, not in a good way.
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: Life after the grand wedding deserves a few films. But I wish it wasn’t in the form of Jugjugg Jeeyo’s slapsticky treatment.
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: The screenplay forms the meat of Sherdil. Around its unusually sturdy but otherwise unremarkable skeleton, the flesh forms a curious animal. One of which, were I a biologist, I would like to dissect and explore every nook and cranny.
Wogma rating: Switch channels if it's on cable
Quick review: You get exactly what you expect. Over-dramatised in almost every frame. Provoking cynicism in each one. The mythical tone it is drenched in makes you laugh aloud in a story about valour.
Wogma rating: Watch for sure, preferably in theatre
Quick review: Lightyear is, at the same time, a celebration of the science fiction genre, a reminder of the magic of Toy Story, and a solid science fiction story in its own regard.
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