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Movie Reviews 'Bumblebee': Emotionally engaging yet familiar- Review & Rating: ***Set in 1987, the film begins with an Autobot crash-landing on Earth, in the middle of a military exercise led by secretive government agency Sector 7 commander Jack Burn (John Cena). This leads to an intense fight as Burns and his soldiers attempt to capt
Movie Reviews IWK Reviews: Padmaavat is Bhansali’s noble ode to RajputsWith this film, director Sanjay Leela Bhansali has proved his mettle as an artist. He has repeatedly demonstrated an understanding of Indian culture, passion for history and a keen eye for visual art through his films.
Bollywood Befikre- Movie ReviewBefikre, as the name suggests, is all about two free spirited people Dharam Gulati (Ranveer Singh) and Shyra Gill (Vaani Kapoor). They meet in Paris (where else?) a city that is known for its romantic passion.
Bollywood IWK movie reviews: Dear ZindagiFrom the time she hit the silver screen, Alia Bhatt has more often than not set the screen on fire with her utterly believable performances, especially in her dialogue delivery. Corny dialogues, rolling off her tongue, somehow seem entirely plausible.
In conversation with Ajay Vasisht, the recurring Indian face on popular Kiwi soap-opera ‘Shortland Street’
Wednesday, July 24, 2019New ZealandKiwi-Indian pop-star and YouTube sensation Shirley Setia makes Bollywood acting debut