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Phone Bhoot: Katrina Kaif's horror comedy is silly, full of plot holes, but occasionally enjoyable

Phone Bhoot: Katrina Kaif's horror comedy is silly, full of plot holes, but occasionally enjoyable

Bollywood’s latest offering in the horror comedy genre is downright silly and nonsensical in parts and fun in others

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Akshay Kumar in Ram Setu: An enjoyable Indian take on Indiana Jones

Moshari: A layered horror short subtly questioning certain norms of society

Moshari: A layered horror short subtly questioning certain norms of society

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Delhi Crime 2: More brutal, graphic, yet one of the best Indian web series around

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Laal Singh Chaddha: Merely apes Forrest Gump

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‘Din: The Day’: The most fun you are going to have at the movies this season

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Gargi: Sai Pallavi gives career-best performance in hard-hitting drama

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‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’: The cutest super villain

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Ajob Karkhana: The soul’s journey of rediscovery

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RRR: Bollywood has a lot to learn from this SS Rajamouli epic

Everything Everywhere All at once. Photo: Collected

Everything Everywhere All at Once: A multiverse movie unlike any other

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‘Top Gun: Maverick’ : Relive the past and revere the greater sequel

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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: This meta homage to Nicolas Cage is peak absurd entertainment