Tag: Gulshan Devaiah

Dahaad Review: Sonakshi Sinha, Gulshan Devaiah, and Vijay Varma’s Series is Unsettling to Watch

Dahaad Review: Prime Video series is not an easy watch; packed with solid performances.

Dahaad Trailer: Sonakshi Sinha’s Underdog Cop Hunts Down Vijay Varma’s Ruthless Killer

Sonakshi Sinha and Vijay Varma clash heads as the former chases down the latter in the Dahaad trailer. Watch the cat and mouse game unfold now!

Blurr Review: Only if One Could Blur Out the Memories of Taapsee Pannu’s Film!

Blurr on Zee5 is a weak and exhausting thriller movie starring Taapsee Pannu and Gulshan Devaiah.

Blurr Trailer Breakdown: Taapsee Pannu Digs Deep in Zee5’s Murder Mystery Thriller

Blurr is an upcoming horror thriller film about a twin sister investigating the death of her blind sibling.

Shiksha Mandal Review: Gauahar Khan, Gulshan Devaiah Series is So Dramatic

Shiksha Mandal is decent, but bogs itself down with silliness and unnecessary subplots.

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