Google has come out with its annual zeitgeist report for the most searched person by Indians. Jump in to find out who were the top 5

Mad Max: Fury Road created waves this summer with raw live action sequences and some gritty performances. But it has been a controversial movie. You are either love this high testosterone joy ride or you hate it.
But everyone found this anonymous Guitar guy cool.
Here are 5 life lessons you can learn from him...

Whenever you hear people arguing about the greatest television show ever made, it all boils down to two choices. Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones. The first thing you have to know is that they belong to two separate genres. One is an intense journey of the psyche of a man pushed to his limit, and the other has dragon eggs and demon babies. They both have carved their pages in the book of television, and pretty long ones in it. With that being said, I am going to do the impossible today. I am going to clear one of them out as the ultimate winner. So, I expect you to read with an open mind and wish me luck. Alright then. Into battle.

After the huge success of Padmaavat and the announcement of a movie based on the Third Battle of Panipat, here is a list of movies based on historic Indian battles that we need to watch in movie theaters:

Rotten tomatoes Deleting negative reviews and adding copy pasted reviews to boost the score?

Fake Bot Audience Reviews on Google to make it look better reviewed than it really is!!!

Can any of this be actually true or a reality manipulation by Thanos to bring down Captain Marvel!

There are so many, way too many, that should be on this list. Yet, here we are rummaging through this sadistic piece of listicle. The choices of the shows that made to this final draft is probably because I was born in the late late-90s and I came across SNL only post my pubescent life and missed an awful lot of Richard Pryor and Chevy Chase. It would've been awesome growing up watching these comical legends but hey, I had Scooby Doo and Detective School Q.
Current Status: My interest in SNL was suddenly annulled by a random YouTube recommended sidebar video of Don Rickles. I'm kinda old school by the way.

Year 2015 had it's own ups and downs with hollywood churning out the biggest box-office take in recent history with mega billion blockbusters. But one cannot ignore the risky adventures of few valiant directors who tried to break the conventional molds of film making and have certainly etched their names in history books of film making.
Here are the top 5

“All that I have to say has already crossed your mind” ----Professor Moriarty
“Then possibly my answer has crossed yours”--Sherlock Holmes

A year and few weeks ago we witnessed an Elephant vs Bull clash ! where the numbers ultimately were in favor of the new bull in the town. But King Khan isn't resting his sword and is again party to the clash of the year Raees vs Kaabil .

SPECTRE is realising this Friday on 20 Nov in India and here is why you should look forward to it.

When Marvel’s phase 2 started, I was really excited. Iron Man 3 was the follow-up to Avengers and fans were clamoring for more Tony Stark. There was rumours of Ultron being the big bad for the end of this Phase and that sounded great! Ultron was a hugely popular foe to the Avengers and unlike LOKI he was not organic, making him unpredictable and exciting. Not to mention Joss Whedon who had crafted the amazing Avengers was back in the director’s chair.