Firstly, I cannot help but mention how refreshing it was to watch young, fresh faces that can actually act. Both … More
Author: Shreya Naik
The Lift Web Series Review: Something Different
If you are someone who does not like hour-long episodes in the name of a web series, The Lift is … More
Take Charge Of My Heart Review: It’s Your Regular Korean Rom-Com; Nothing New
If you have watched korean rom-coms and you love them for their fun element, you can watch Take Charge Of … More
Toh Ti Aani Fuji Review: A Toxic Story That Tests Your Patience
At the beginning of the film, when the couple accidentally meet on the streets of Japan, they reunite as if … More
Tumbad Chi Manjula Review: Can Superstition Be Put To Good Use?
Since Tumbad Chi Manjula is set in a village, we know how ghosts are believed to be real there. There … More
Haq Review: A Film That Raises Questions Beyond Religious Boundaries
I attempted Haq only because it spoke about a topic that I have been long convinced about – triple talaq … More
Featured YouTube Channel: Fresh Baked Flicks
Fresh Baked Flicks is not your regular movie review channel. It’s a channel with a voice, which is rare in … More
Four Hands, Two Sonatas Review: Only If They Would Have Told Us The Tale Of Friendship, Not of Revenge and Vengeance
Four Hands, Two Sonatas started a strong and promising note. These days, it’s difficult to write a script that makes … More
Adkitta Review: A Complicated Tale Of Two Working Mothers Navigating Motherhood And Everything That Comes Along With It
In India, a woman who does not want to give up on her career while raising her child is always … More
Super Duperr Movie Review: With Better Detailing, This Could Have Been a Blockbuster
Filmmakers know that Nirmiti Sawant, Kushal Badrike, and Lalit Prabhakar are names enough to bring audiences to the theatres or … More
Ohh My Dog Review: Not Worth Your Time
I had high hopes for Ohh My Dog. When it started, I believed it would be dealing with issues like … More
Irumudi Review: Started So Well But The Climax Took An Expected Turn And Ruined The Film
Irumudi truly started well. It’s over two hours long, but as you watch it, you feel like you are watching … More
My New Neighbour Short Film Review: How You Process Grief Is Personal But Sometimes, You Need Someone To Be There… Someone To Pull You Out Of It
First few minutes into this short film and I was sure that there was a predictable twist coming — the … More
With You For You Always: This Short Film Asks A Deeply Unsettling Question – What Should Women Do To Be Safe?
Disturbing visuals of women harassment gets circulated on social media every other day. When not it, we have news that … More
Modha Rathri Review: When Has The Lead Pair Gotten Less Screen Time Than They Deserve?
For me, the only disappointment was that the lead pair did not get the screen time they deserved. Both actors … More
It’s Complicated Review: What Happens When The Relationship Ends But Love Doesn’t?
Sometimes, it’s not above love anymore, it’s about closure. It’s Complicated deals with complexities that a woman faces when her … More
The Scandal (2026) Kdrama Review: Sex Doesn’t Sell A Bad Show
If you go and check the plot of the novel The Scandal is based on, you will understand the story … More
Two Weeks Notice Review: Performances Make It Worth Watching
I will always have one complaint with American shows—their lack of emotional depth. They always rush into relationships, at least … More
Voicemails for Isabelle Review: When Love Stories Explore Relationships Beyond Romantic Partnerships
When love stories are made, it feels like no one exists outside the couple and then, even in real life, … More
Movie Recommendation: Lighting Up The Stars
Netflix kept recommending this movie and I kept skipping it as I assumed it would only make the audience cry … More