Tag: Ayesha Raza Mishra

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Aap Jaisa Koi Review: A Nonsensical, Misogynistic and Enraging Watch

Aap Jaisa Koi Review: The film is stupid and nonsensical and leaves you feeling rather frustrated and incensed.
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The Freelancer Ending Explained: What Happens to Aliya? Is She Able to Escape a Horrible Fate?

The Freelancer Ending Explained: All of your questions about Mohit Raina's extraction thriller right here!
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The Freelancer Part 2 Review: Mohit Raina Series Ends Up Being a Fun But Forgettable Watch

The Freelancer Part 2 is a fun and forgettable watch that is perfect for a weekend binge if you don't want to use your brain too much.
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The Freelancer Review: Mohit Raina’s Extraction Thriller is Surprisingly Entertaining

The Freelancer Review: Mohit Raina is a believable mercenary in this thriller that keeps you hooked throughout.

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A Love Other Than Yours Episode 9 Review: The Time We Fell in Love

A Love Other Than Yours episode 9 is all about two adults who are still protecting their inner child.
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Doctor X Episode 4 Review: Illegal Medical Practises

Doctor X episode 4 sets some serious medical complications as we see an organ with initials carved in.
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Black Clover Season 2 Episode 3 Review: Asta Steps Up as Demons Terrorise the Clover Kingdom

Black Clover Season 2 Episode 3 Review: Asta steps up to protect the Clover Kingdom as a demon invasion threatens its citizens.
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Dive into You Episode 7 Review: Ha-ru and Ha-na Face Their Worst Future Yet

Dive into You Episode 7 Review: Dive Into You explores the growing bond between Ha-na and Woo-jae as Ha-ru investigates a possible accomplice and the mystery behind the changing timelines deepens.
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5 Most Shocking Recasts In Television History: From Mihir Virani to Aunt Viv

Five iconic characters, more than one actor and some unforgettable casting changes. These recasts show why audiences never forget a familiar face.
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