Tag: Aishwarya Rajesh

Suzhal Season 2 Ending Explained: Who Killed Chellappan? Does Nandini Get Justice?

Suzhal Season 2 Ending Explained: We break down what happens in this twisted story of morality and justice.

Suzhal Season 2 Review: Thoroughly Enjoyable Through and Through

Suzhal Season 2 Review: The season is just as bingeable as the first season, and ignoring some flaws, is an extremely satisfying watch.

Republic (2021) Review: Sai Dharam Tej Leads This Compelling Political Drama

Sai Dharam Tej and Ramya Krishnan's Republic is compelling and hard-hitting with a few doozy bits.

Netflix’s Boomika (2021) Review: Packs No Punches

Boomika has a good message at heart but fails massively to execute it.

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The Final Problem Review: A Stylish Mystery That Plays by Old-School Rules

The Final Problem is a stylish Spanish mystery that follows a retired actor playing detective when a murder traps thirteen people inside an isolated hotel.

The Final Problem Ending Explained: Who is Basil’s Moriarty? Does He Finally Catch the Killer?

The Final Problem ending explained explores the clues, twists and secrets behind Netflix’s Sherlock Holmes-inspired murder mystery set on an isolated island.

Taylor Swift’s Latest “The Encore” Asks A Very Taylor Question: What Does Love Sound Like to You Now?

Taylor Swift's Latest "The Encore" celebrates love in different ways. The four tracks have very different versions of love and emotions around it.

Bigg Boss Season 20 Episode 19: Rhiti vs Uditi Turns Ugly As Captaincy Becomes a Battle of Ego, Identity and “Rejection”

Bigg Boss 20 Episode 19 saw Rhiti vs Uditi diss battle turn ugly. Bigg Boss reintroduced the "Rejection Stamp" of Season 11 as the captaincy contenders ("davedar") had to do a "reverse campaign" with the housemates voting out the contestants they did not want to see as the captain.