One might get a sense that the movie doesn’t have a full handle on the mayhem Facebook has caused. Or Aaron Sorkin didn’t think it would make for compelling cinema.

Starring in his first non-action film in 14 years, Tom Cruise is wasted in this self-satisfied satire.

Rekhi’s film on Aravind Adiga’s novel is passable in theory but leaves more to be desired towards the end.

All the stars aligned in the film’s last 15 minutes. It’s unfortunate that it’s buried under the debris of watching three hours of world-burning.

Biradar’s documentary follows four runners on a 340-kilometre journey, where endurance gives way to an unexpected sense of community.

Sharanya Rajgopal's ‘Musafir Cafe’ outgrows its rom-com clichés to become a thoughtful meditation on love, ambition and the grace of moving on.

Though the series, in parts, looks like a corporate film, the story and the acting make it an engaging watch.

The series rests on a bravura performance by Vijay Varma, but the rest makes for a less-than-satisfactory streaming debut for Manjule.

The hyper-nationalistic drama leaves nothing to chance in its messaging to the audience.

Dharma Productions returns to the familiarity of platforming undeserving nepo kids, sidelining the ‘outsiders’ with underwritten parts.

An official adaptation of the Spanish sports drama, ‘Campeones’, the movie is full of questionable taste and needy filmmaking.

Ultimately, it remains a low-stakes film, not willing to take the risks of the original.

Even the presence of several top stars cannot save ‘Singham Again’ from being a sloppy effort.

Vasan Bala’s smart thriller draws from various influences but loses momentum towards the end.