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Ayushman Khuran's Latest Movie Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan Movie Review:- Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan Critic's Rating:  3.5 /5 STORY: Salesmen Aman Tripathi ( Mr. Jitendra Kumar) and Kartik Singh ( Mr. Ayushmann Khurranna) got love in Delhi Capital, where they live in oblivion and their relationship develops and flowers without being frowned upon. But problems begin to crop up if both decide to return to Allahabad and convince Aman's orthodox parents for their approval. However, his small-towner spouse Aman dreads the only thought of a nasty confrontation with his folks. While Kartik remains hopeful that his passion-filled romance will melt the Tripathais, Aman understands better ⁠- that the possibility of a collective acceptance is near impossible! The opening scene of the intimate comedy manages to squeeze a broad smile out of you personally, such is your filmy charm of a flamboyant Kartik along with his left handed, yet personable, fan Aman. The bunch is o...

BAAGHI-3 Tiger Shroff Latest Movie Review Baaghi 3 Poster Critic's Rating:  2.5 /5 Could he bring his brother back living? REVIEW: Rippling muscles, both six-pack abs along with a sculpted face.  You will see Ronnie - that the handsome hunk man whose duty would be to appear out of thin air whenever his senior brother Vikram is in trouble. He'll party up the bad men to a pulp and also return to minding his own organization.  However, in a surprising turn, Vikram is attacked by a terrorist group named Jaish-e-Lashkar at Syria Country and Ronnie lays off on a rescue mission. His ideal body and disposition make each of the stylized action seem genuine. But he falls short in psychological scenes and humor. Shraddha Kapoor appears amazing and brings some fantastic comic relief from the first half.  However, her personality is not very essential to the narrative and thus, she does not have a lot of scope to carry out.  Riteish Deshmukh has an important r...

Angrezi Medium: Irfan Khan Starring Movie Review:- Angrezi Medium Critic's Rating:  ⭐ 3.5 /5 Angrezi Medium Story: Champak Bansal (Irrfan) is an easy, small-town businessman - among the operator's of Ghasitaram sweet store chain - who is leading a comfortable life with his teenaged daughter, Tarika (Radhika Madan).  However, Tarika has dreams - of graduating from a university in London.  The feel and look of the comedy-drama is all things pleasant and small-town --the actors always carry a thick local accent (Radhika's seems a bit forced though) and close attention was paid to what we call a'small-town traits' that beautifully plays out in numerous scenes and sequences as the narrative progresses.  With another in London and one foot in homeland, the background score and the music have been chalked out retaining the two situations in your mind; differentiates the mood and works out fine. While watching this movie, you can set that thought.  ...