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A household in chaos spirals further when a criminal investigation forces secrets into the open, turning domestic confusion into a pressure cooker of competing lies and desperate improvisation. Jayaram and Urvashi’s reunion anchors what promises to be a darkly comic take on the family-entangled-crime formula, though whether Pandiraj’s tonal control holds across two hours and ...

Sameer Mehra, a fading television star coasting on past glory, blocks an ex-girlfriend’s contact and triggers a cascade that reshapes his entire existence. Within days, Gayatri’s rape accusation transforms his fragile domestic peace into a legal nightmare where institutional pressure replaces personal choice, and the question of truth becomes secondary to the machinery of arr...

The promise of a new film release often arrives with fanfare, trailers, interviews, critical anticipation. Ontari E-Kaki arrives with none of these anchors. What should be a straightforward entry into contemporary Indian cinema instead exists as a title without substance, a film stripped of the basic infrastructure that allows critics and audiences to engage with it meaningfu...

A mother discovers a dead body in her kitchen at midnight, and instead of reaching for the phone, she reaches for her daughters. What follows is a scramble through midnight panic, nosy neighbors peering through windows, and the kind of domestic argument that only intensifies when there’s a corpse to hide, Maa Behen plants its dark comedy firmly in the space where family dysfu...

A marriage implodes under the weight of competing ambitions, Jass demands family, Bani chases career, and neither sacrifice seems possible. What follows is a man’s fumbling attempt to escape through a new romance abroad, only to discover that emotional avoidance has consequences that no geographic distance can erase. David Dhawan’s latest positions itself as comedy-romance, b...