Monthly Archives: June 2026

Maa Behen (2026): Three Women, One Crime, and a Society That Judges Them All

Rating: 3/5. A funny, chaotic, feminist dark comedy about three women who find freedom and self-worth while navigating a crime, a neighborhood full of gossip, and a patriarchal society.
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Cocktail 2 Movie Review : Plenty of Flavor, Not Enough Depth

Rating: 3.2/5 . Cocktail 2 is a decent watch. The premise is intriguing, the leads attractive, the music works, and the gorgeous Sicilian backdrop adds plenty of visual appeal. Continue reading →

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Main Vaapas Aaunga (2026) Review: A Moving Journey Through Memory, Love, and Partition

Rating: 4/5. Imtiaz Ali returns with a thoughtful and deeply moving story about memory, love, and the lingering wounds of Partition. Anchored by an extraordinary performance from Naseeruddin Shah, Meri Pyaari Aunga is a refreshing reminder of the power of quiet, nuanced storytelling
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Geeks, Startups, and Awkward Romance: 3 Comedies Worth Your Time

Three smart, character-driven comedies with eccentric personalities, quotable lines, and some of the best humor ever written! Continue reading →

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