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Berlin Movie Review: Excellent Performances are the Tip of the Iceberg

Berlin Movie Review: Atul Sabharwal's film is a tense and well-paced spy thriller drama film that gets most of its notes right and leaves us thoroughly engaged.

Taj Divided by Blood Ending Explained: Who Ascends the Throne After Akbar?

Taj Divided by Blood Ending Explained: Will Salim find love and ascend the throne at the end of a bloody battle?

Taj Divided by Blood Review: A Royal Romance to Destroy Everything

Taj Divided by Blood is nice timepass watch with the fake bloodshed on steroids!

Hoichoi’s Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Aashenni Review: Exposition and More

Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Aashenni's expository first half does not talk for its more interesting second half, in spite of it leaving nothing to the imagination.

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Bigg Boss 20 Episode 40: ScoutOP Becomes New Captain, Arishfa Khan Gets Emotional With Qazi Touqeer

ScoutOP wins captaincy as Mahhi and Yung clash over the former’s eligibility to become the captain. Meanwhile, Scout gives a gist of the Nakul-Gullu tension, Qazi recalls his professional experiences, and Arishfa breaks down while telling Qazi she misses him.

Masterplan Movie Review: Can Stanley Tucci’s Heist Comedy Steal the Show?

Stanley Tucci leads Masterplan, a Prime Video heist comedy about a legendary thief, the Mona Lisa and two long-lost siblings who discover their unexpected family connection.

South Park Takes on Looksmaxxing; X Is Losing It

South Park takes on looksmaxxing and the Internet’s obsession with appearance in the latest season’s Episode 3, leaving viewers talking about the trends that feel uncomfortably close to reality.

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From BTS' iconic fashion eras to nostalgic fandom memories, a revisit to the looks that defined the generations that grew up with BTS.

The Storm Review: A Hilariously Twisted and Absurd Netflix Comedy

Netflix’s The Storm is a Swedish dark comedy about a birthday celebration that spirals into chaos when a violent storm traps longtime friends together. With a premise built around buried secrets, strained relationships, and uncomfortable revelations, the film explores the complicated dynamics of friendship. But does its character-driven story deliver enough substance to stand out?