Tag: Yami Gautam

Dhoom Dhaam Review: Forgettable But Thoroughly Entertaining

Dhoom Dhaam Review: This Bollywood rom-com is silly fun that you shouldn't take too seriously.

OMG 2 Reactions: Akshay Kumar’s Admirers Hail His New Avatar as His Best One Yet

Here's how the public responded to the newest Akshay Kumar starrer. Check out the OMG 2 reactions on X to find out what the netizens saying.

OMG 2 Review: Shallow Sex Education Drama Struggles to Make a Solid Point

OMG 2 Review: Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi starrer is all over the place.

OMG 2 Trailer: Akshay Kumar is the Savior and Blessing in Pankaj Tripathi’s Life

OMG 2 Trailer starring Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi is now out.

Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga Review: Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal’s Thriller Has Many Twists – Some Good, Some Bad

Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga Review: Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal starrer has lots of twists that force us to leave logic behind.

Lost Review: Gripping Investigation Tale With a Weak Payoff

Lost revolves around an investigative journalist looking deep into the case of a missing theatre activist.

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Delusion Review: A Dark Thai Mystery That Keeps You Guessing

Delusion is a dark Thai mystery thriller that combines crime, dementia, folklore and family drama, keeping viewers guessing as Wan searches for the truth about her father.

My Sad Dead Review and Ending Explained: A Haunting Psychological Horror About Grief, Ghosts and the Things We Refuse to Bury

The Netflix psychological horror drama miniseries, My Sad Dead is built on the idea of being able to see the dead and speak to them but with all emotional juices added.

The Love Hypothesis Review on X: Cute, Awkward; X Seems Divided

The Love Hypothesis, based on Ali Hazelwood’s bestseller, directed by Claire Scanlon released on Prime Video. X users seem to have different experiences: some enjoyed it; called it fresh; thought it did justice to the book; gave a 5/5; wanted more love, buildup and angst.