Tag: Kirti Kulhari

Four More Shots Please Season 4 Review: A Bittersweet End to a Mediocre Series

Four More Shots Please Season 4 Review. This is a forgettable entry in the genre... but we all knew that.

Hisaab Barabar Review: Good Story Ends Up Being Silly

Hisaab Barabar Review: The Zee5 film has a nice story and a strong social message but falters heavily on its execution.

Shekhar Home Review: Sherlock Holmes Comes to Kolkata

Shekhar Home Review: Conan Doyle's famed detective comes to Kolkata and makes an entertaining landing.

Four More Shots Please Season 3 Review: Bratty Adults

Four More Shots Please Season 3 is exhausting and annoying and showcases our girl gang trying to get better with their choices.

Four More Shots Please Season 3 Trailer: New Year, New Resolutions and Triple the Sassy Fun

Four More Shots Please Season 3 Trailer reveals a new chapter in the leads' lives, as they leave their previous fears and baggage behind.

Shaadisthan Review: Tries to Slap Patriarchy But…

Shaadisthan Review: Kirti Kulhari and Nivedita Bhattacharya starrer is an attempt to highlight what's wrong with the patriarchal society.

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