I realized how India how India is shows as poor country in Hollywood movies. This movie did same to Bangladesh. Any way a unique blend of Hollywood and Bollywood, not at all bad for weekend.

Its just a simple show around classical music with lovable characters. I watched couple of episodes with my wife and now I company her whenever its playing on TV. Its an easy yet delightful and charming shows that keeps floating and makes for a decent watch.

One of the random, weird shows around a family. The show covers all subgenres of comedy. Sometimes it's brilliant, subtle, fantastic, and so good that I had to pause the show to laugh out loud. At other times it pushes the extremes into gross comedy. Nonetheless, the show has its moments and can be a good goto show.

Don't let the casual title fool you. This is a new and refreshing take on superhero genre with some compelling performances. If the superhero actually exist, this is how they would look like. Not just super heros, the show tried to debunk the traditional stereotypes including nudity.
I think the series justifies the title "The Boys" by end of the show (hint: its not because the Butcher calls the gang)
Loved the show for its refreshing take and compelling performances but in my opinion it struggles to be edgy where it matters most.

Everything about this movie is so refreshing be it animation, be it soundtrack, be it plot. Comic lover may even love it more. The movie manages to humor its own over saturated genre and yet give audience something new.
The soundtrack is dope!!

I am glad I didn't miss this one. Movies and TV show on Indian politics (based or around true incidents) is something which I miss badly from Indian Cinema. The film made some shocking claims which actually should have been known to more people given its a major incident in Indian political history. The film also asked some tough questions to think upon.
As far as filmography is concerned, it is awkward and half baked. Given the cast, the film had potential but wasted it. It also has vibes of political propaganda. The movie neither emerged as a solid political thriller nor a credible documentary.
For me, it still made an interesting watch in terms of content and hoping more movies like this to come up in future.

Well lets start by saying that a movie serving as conclusion for 21 movie and doesn't disappoint, it's already job well done. Its grand gesture and build up over the years is something which makes it unique and hard to compare with anything else.
Although as an individual movie, I liked it but not crazy about it. On side note, the jokes/humor felt slightly desperate and not so funny.

This is way ahead of Netflix's Sacred Games as far as entertainment factor is concerned. Both shows leverage censorship bypass to hook users, Mirzapur more than Sacred Games.
Regarding the cast, although Pankaj Tripathi is a brilliant actor, he doesn't quite fit well with the character. I can still feel a humorous Pankaj Tripathi instaed of a Don and was never really scared of that character.

Things I loved about the movie is obviously the solid performance, not on-the-face social references and lack of cliche scene for an inspiring movie.

If number of romcom in my seen list increases over the period of time, its on my wife. Anyway its was a good entertaining movie for a cozy weekend. Loving how Netflix is taking the same old cliche plots and twisting them to make entertaining (yes talking about the airport rush scene).