The Drama

The soundtrack, the cinematography, the editing, the acting, everything was up to the mark really!!! It lived up to its name.

Dune

Stand by Me

I, sincerely, liked the ending credits music and I certainly enjoyed the film.

The Prince of Egypt

If there were no songs..................

Laila Majnu

La ilaha ilalah

Haider

Jaanan! No one can feel the pain innocents are feeling during all these distressed moments. They are overlooked and that shows how much humanity those high-level people have for innocent people who are suffering and trapped in the midst of these unpredictable problems and sufferings. And I lov-ed the beauty of Kashmir, it is inevitable.

Kneecap

Every word of rish spoken......... is a bullet fired for Irish freedom. A different experience. An experience of culture in detail was something else really. And I can't believe I'm speaking English with Irish accent while writing this.

Masaan

Two worlds with pain and loss, connected. Couldn't be more heart-rending and heart-warming. POV: I really like the shot where camera stays still and things happen but you just hear it, which is a better experience. It keeps you intrigued and it sometimes opens the door of curiosity.

The Namesake

A Beautiful Film!

Drishyam

The Garden of Words

Manchester by the Sea

If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

What an adorable face, one scene of her is worth all the film. Overthinking and crave of reassurance.

Honor Society

As cringe as it can get.

Gulabo Rani

The music score was surprisingly good, the fact this is a Pakistani film.

The Bibi Files

The face of the devil.

Send Help

What a sadistic writer!

Qarib Qarib Singlle

How sweet!!! I'd like a sequel. After contemplating for a moment: 😢

Radiohead: In Rainbows - From the Basement

This was a spiritual experience

The Lunchbox

I wish I could rate it more than five. It was just a natural flow of things with spiceness and intimacy without any strings attached(which btw, is the best form of intimacy) It didn't feel like there was any formality in acting, but you can't expect more beautiful acting than this, from these masterful actors. They are the actors who act every character like it's a part of their lives. It's such a subtle and innocent story of bond. And the stark truth, that through letters we can say what we can't say face to face, we don't have the courage to do so. It makes us smile and it's in the comfort zone. But when it comes to practicality, you get insecure(that's my perspective in one way that I found more relatable) They felt content with each other, and that's it. No need for anything else but a bond that feels satisfying and familiar. The Lunchbox, Remember The Name!