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SCREENXX Review: Toxic review - A risky gamble that belongs to Geetu Mohandas (opens the original)
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First things first. The real hero of this near three-and-half-hour movie is not Rocking Star Yash. Nope. It is director Geetu Mohandas. Trust me, I haven't seen a film celebrating hyper toxic masculinity as much as Toxic, desi ho ya global. And simply can't imagine a lady-director to serve us just that... and that too with a leading superstar. Kudos!! Toxic starts off on a confusing note. You are introduced to a warring pre-independence Goan mafia on a wham bham spree. Yash's dynamic entry in a
SCREENXX Review: Awarapan 2 - A familiar formula, but Emraan Hashmi makes it work (opens the original)
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Catchy tunes carried forward from the original. Foreign locales well shot. Awarapan 2 pretty much ticks all the boxes Gen Z wants from its movie entertainment. No wonder every scene was greeted with an almost euphoric response at iconic Plaza Cinema, Dadar, where I caught the Sunday afternoon show. A supposed direct sequel to Awarapan, where Shivam Pandit (Emraan Hashmi) sacrificed himself to unite two lovers, the film begins by conveniently resurrecting him through a voiceover. Apparently, he s
SCREENXX Review: Ohh My Dog goes bow wow after a promising first hour (opens the original)
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Thankfully, nope. Ohh My Dog, directed by Amit Rai who helmed Oh My God OMG 2 (2023), is a standalone kid-friendly thriller, with a dog at its centre. In fact, two tracks run parallel here. One follows smart kiddo Apu (Maahi Rai), searching for his lost pet Momo, while the other has a dog searching for his missing boy buddy. Tackling issues of animal cruelty as well as organ trafficking, Ohh My Dog manages to engage, at least till the interval point. Alas, the second hour becomes a stretch with
SCREENX REVIEW: Dhamaal 4, comedy gets lost in the hunt (opens the original)
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Get set for an ajeeb-o-gareeb treasure hunt, Make it fast, as the Dhamaal brigade is after the booty brazen; Didn't they do the same thing on the past two or three occasions!! Truly, Dhamaal 4 offers ZERO novelty in terms of plot or comedy in case you have tracked the franchise, which started with the genuinely funny Dhamaal (2007). After that, it's been on a recycle mode till now, getting worse with each instalment and touching an abysmal low with this latest comedy caper. Ravi Kishan, the late
SCREENXX REVIEW: Alpha packs action and star power, but the mission never truly takes off. (opens the original)
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She's a trained assassin on a duty commendable, Some serum called Alpha has made her oh-too formidable, Her Spain-bred sister joins her secret mission; Together they quash an agent from the enemy faction. Alpha, the latest from YRF Spy Universe, is a wishy washy carry forward to the franchise, which has sadly lost its sheen after Pathaan (2023). The basic plot is so ludicrous here, you wish to have left your brains at home. Which is fine to do with an outing like last week's Welcome To The Jungl
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