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Cocktail 2 review
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DDLJ in Chennai Express
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Cocktail 2 Film Review
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DDLJ Maratha Mandir
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'The Odyssey' review – Nolan turns Homer's epic into his own
1+ week, 1+ day ago (254+ words) Always At The Cinema Meanwhile, his wife Penelope (Anne Hathaway) deals with his absence while adhering to Zeus’s Law of honouring guests – even if they happen to be a dishonourable bunch of suitors gathering round the palace, hoping to marry…...
The Girlfriend Telugu Film Review
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S. Janaki: Top 25 Malayalam Songs from Her Legendary Career
2+ week, 48+ min ago (1206+ words) Always At The Cinema I cannot claim the fortune of having lived through the peak of S. Janaki Amma’s era. I only really started discovering music after she had already slowed down. So I made do with the classics my family…...
‘Satluj’ review – Reclaiming a hero whom history almost forgot
2+ week, 5+ day ago (128+ words) Always At The Cinema Even when offered political asylum during a conference in Canada, he comes back. He knows that if he runs to safety, the truth dies with him, and the disappeared remain anonymous entries in official records forever....
'Alpha' review – Erasing female agency, one punch at a time
3+ week, 1+ day ago (232+ words) Always At The Cinema The film doesn’t stop there. It objectifies the very same fighter women whenever it gets a chance. Two of the three songs resemble badly made fashion retailer and activewear commercials. The post-credit number is even stranger,…...
‘Baby Do Die Do’ review – Silent rage in a screaming Mumbai
3+ week, 1+ day ago (603+ words) Always At The Cinema In an angle that strangely reminded me of Johnny Lever’s Chhota Chhatri in Awara Paagal Deewana, it isn’t just the weapon that adds spice to this dark comedy. Nor is it the fact that Samant’s protagonist…...