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Do Patti Review: Infuriatingly Mediocre in More Ways Than One

Do Patti Review: The movie is just so infuriatingly silly that nothing seems real or even remotely entertaining.

Dil Dosti Dilemma Review: Anushka Sen and Tanvi Azmi Shine Bright in Mild YA Drama

Dil Dosti Dilemma Review: Although not really memorable, this YA drama has its heart in the right place with warm performances from everyone.

Maamla Legal Hai Review: Ravi Kishan, Naila Grewal Star in a Warm and Fuzzy Dramedy

Maamla Legal Hai Review: This is a heartfelt, funny and warm series that truly wins with its sweet characters and relatable stories.

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