Director Prince Dhiman’s film, #KesariVeer, recounts the historical tale of Hamirji Gohil (Sooraj Pancholi), a warrior who defended Saurashtra’s Somnath temple from a dreaded Tughlaq marauder, Zafar Khan (Vivek Anand Oberoi), and his army #FilmReview

Two young brothers, who live in a cramped Mumbai chawl, dream of playing badminton. But their aspiration is constantly deferred as they’re compelled to work and support their widowed mother. The story is as feel-good as it is emotive #FilmReview #Chidiya

Surreal, wild and chaotic, Sister Midnight defies conventional storytelling, plunging viewers into the disorienting world of a newlywed woman unraveling in a slum. It’s a bold film that favours atmosphere over clarity and is compelling only in parts #SisterMidnight #FilmReview

The sixth Karate Kid film follows Li Fong (Ben Wang), who vows never to fight again after his kung fu champ brother is fatally stabbed. But a move to New York pulls him back into the ring to confront his past and help his new friends #KarateKidLegendes #FilmReview

#CriminalJusticeAFamilyMatter continues the franchise’s legacy with a slow-burn legal drama rooted more in emotional complexity than sensational twists. Pankaj Tripathi anchors the series with his trademark wit, empathy, and understated charm, supported by a solid ensemble #OTT

Director Vishal Furia’s mythological horror, #Maa, is an addition to the Shaitaan universe. Some moments deliver genuine chills, but gimmicky VFX and exaggerated creature design dilute the fear factor #FilmReview

#F1: Director Joseph Kosinski brings a high-octane tale that hinges on incredible realism and breathtaking race-track action. Filmed on actual F1 circuits during race weekends, the movie features adrenaline-filled sequences #FilmReview

#PanchayatSeason4 sticks to its familiar charm and slice-of-life storytelling but brings little that’s new While the season ends on an open note, Panchayat continues to be a comfort watch, even if nothing major happens. Just don’t expect high drama or big surprises #OTTReview

#Maalik Review: Director Pulkit’s film is an outdated gangster drama that suffers from dull storytelling & a convoluted screenplay. The story offers little insight into Deepak (Rajkummar Rao)’s rise in the world of crime. Manushi Chhillar is adequate in her brief role

#Superman📷 Review: Over the years, the superhero universe has become increasingly grim. #JamesGunn hits the reset button. The film cuts short the conflict & confrontation between characters to focus on action & humour. However, one is mesmerised by the visual appeal

#MittiEkNayiPehchaan Review: It is a quietly compelling series; the story is simple & predictable, but its charm lies in strong performances & an authentic portrayal of village life. The series romanticises rural life and subtly champions farming as a respectable profession

#FourYearsLater Review: This mature love story’s overarching theme is individualism & how married couples can pursue personal goals. While the show has a strong premise and characterisation is a standout, it falters in execution due to uneven pacing #OTTReview

#Saiyaara: Mohit Suri crafts a visually lush, melody-driven experience that’s effective as a romantic musical. A warm romance that paves the way for deeper love and emotion strikes the right notes. Moments of raw emotion do land, though a rushed climax leaves much to be desired

#Smurfs delivers a colourful and visually charming animated adventure that balances nostalgia with modern touches With a brisk runtime and solid animation, it is an enjoyable family watch, though it falls short of being truly memorable #FilmReview

Nearly 30 years on, I Know What You Did Last Summer returns with its signature sealed-envelope scares, fish-hook kills and coastal suspense. Director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson and writers Sam Lansky and Leah McKendrick keep the pacing tight and the visuals polished #FilmReview

#SonofSardaar2: Director Vijay Kumar Arora’s slapstick comedy has some entertaining moments, with Indo-Pak rivalry jokes and one-liners that will keep you in splits #FilmReview

#Dhadak2: The remake of the Tamil movie Pariyerum Perumal, and a sequel to Dhadak, delivers several heart‑wrenching moments depicting the injustice and violence inflicted upon oppressed castes #FilmReview

#TheBadGuys2 returns with more swagger, new faces, and bolder ambitions. The animation is once again a highlight as it merges dynamic, vibrant, and confidently stylised heist visuals with comic-book flair #FilmReview

#TheNakedGun: Goofball detective Frank Drebin Jr must solve a murder case with the aid of the deceased’s sister Beth. While the film is predominantly a madcap comedy, action lovers won’t be too disappointed with Neeson at the helm of the Police Squad #FilmReview