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The Vvaan - Force of The Forrest Review: A Test of Faith | Filmfare.com (opens the original)
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It is difficult to believe that The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest comes from Deepak Kumar Mishra, the man who gave us Panchayat. The filmmaker who understood the smallest details of village life, its politics, its people and their everyday struggles, has suddenly decided to go all out with a larger-than-life fantasy. The result feels like a dubbed South Indian mass entertainer, complete with an ancient deity, a greedy land mafia, supernatural creatures, a reluctant hero and a thousand-year-old le
Don’t Be Shy Review: Young, Restless and Ridiculously Fun | Filmfare.com (opens the original)
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Alia Bhatt has produced the perfect Dharma film. It has fresh faces, hummable songs, campus romance, rich kids with richer problems and a heroine who has absolutely no idea what she wants from life. Why didn’t Karan Johar produce this one himself? Written and directed by debutante Sreeti Mukerji, the film is a delightful throwback to the ’90s rom coms. It's frothy, colourful, romantic and just the right amount of silly. More importantly, it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Neither should you.
Shaque: Trust No One Review: Slow-burn mystery | Filmfare.com (opens the original)
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There is something deeply unsettling about a mother being forced to live with the loss of her child. Shaque: Trust No One builds its seven-part story around that pain, following Anvita (Parineeti Chopra), whose baby girl, Apeksha, is stolen from a hospital at birth. Nine years later, Anvita is still haunted by yearly snapshots of her missing daughter. She has since had another daughter, Siddhi (Ebadat Hussain), but the loss of Apeksha has left her emotionally distant from her family. Her marriag
Lust Stories 3 Review: Sex Vs Love and Everything in Between | Filmfare.com (opens the original)
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There is something reassuring about the Lust Stories franchise. For all its emphasis on sex, it has rarely been only about sex. The anthology has always used desire as a doorway into relationships, marriage, loneliness, frustration and the complicated ways in which people try to connect with one another. Lust Stories 3 continues that tradition with four stories that are very different in tone, yet feel grounded in recognisable worlds. The production design and costume design deserve special ment
Om Ka Hari Review: Puts Father-son Relationships Under a Scanner | Filmfare.com (opens the original)
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Om Ka Hari is a film about a relationship that Hindi cinema has examined countless times, but usually in much louder, more sentimental ways. Harish Vyas takes the familiar father-son conflict and keeps it rooted in the everyday. There are no grand speeches about sacrifice or tearful declarations of love. Instead, there are years of disagreements, disappointments and unspoken feelings sitting between two people who know each other too well and understand each other too little.At the centre are Ha
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