Batla House, Review: Policeman with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Distinguishing one police thriller from another is becoming an increasingly difficult task. He is part of an incident/encounter...

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FILM
Nikkhil Advani
John Abraham
Anil K. Rastogi
Sonam Arora
John Stewart Eduri
Saumik Mukherjee
Maahir ZaveriManish Chaudhuri
Amruta Sant
Mrunal Takur
Ritesh Shah
Ravi Kishen
Nora Fatehi
Sidharth Bharadwaj
Maan Singh
lieutenant in Yadav’s team while Amruta Sant is seen as the activist leading demonstrations against the Delhi Police. Watch out for a cameo from Anil K. Rastogi
who was wonderful in Mukti Bhawan. Sahidur Rahman as Dilshad Ahmed
Kranti Prakash Jha (good actor wasted in small role) as Adil Ameen
Alok Pandey as Tufail. Faizan Khan as Mohammed Javed
Niranjan Jadhao as Sadiq
Chirag Katrecha as Zia and Yatharth Kansal
Tanishk Bagchi
Neha Kakkar
Tulsi Kumar
B Praak
Prince Dubey
Ankit Tiwari
Dhvani Bhanushali
Gautam G Sharma
Gurpreet Saini
Rochak Kohli
Navraj Hans
Kumaar
Armaan Malik

Mulk, Review: Half-baked attempt at addressing a burning national issue Right in the beginning, the makers tell you that the film is inspired by real-life incidents, as reported in Indian media, and...

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FILM
Independent
Anil K. Rastogi
Ashrut Jain
Ashutosh Rana
Atul Tiwari
Indraneil Sengupta
Kumud Mishra
Manoj Pahwa
Neena Gupta
Prachi Shah Pandya
Prateik Smit Babbar
Rajat Kapoor
Rishi Kapoor
Taapsee Pannu

Mukti Bhawan review, by Siraj Syed: Pulsating, Soulful, Lively tale, of Death Mukti is Hindi for release or detachment, and Bhawan is home or mansion. Don’t wait too long after Mukti Bhawan is...

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Citizen Kane
Anil K. Rastogi
Adil Hussain
Kashi
Orizzonti Prize
Showkat Shafi
Al Jazeera
Time within Memory
The Ballad of Narayama
Akira Kurosawa
Ingmar Bergman
Sunghursh
Masaan
Tajdar Junaid
David Huwiler
Michael McSweeney
Shushashish Bhutiani
Lalit Behl
Gitanjai Kulkarni
Palomi Das
Navnindra Behl
Manas Mittal
Banaras
Varanasi
Kannauj
Kanpur
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Ganga

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