‘Clean Up Company’ has a good setting, a promising premise, and a capable cast, but the pieces do not come together as they should. The plot keeps moving but gives the viewer little time to take in what is happening or connect with the characters.
‘Dial 1975’ has the ingredients for an engaging thriller, but the screenplay and direction leave you with the feeling that a much better film was possible.
While the subject is compelling, the film does not always portray the tension and urgency hidden within it. What emerges is an engaging drama that is often informative, though not as gripping as it could have been.
'Mirzapur: The Movie' loses the charm it builds in the first half, and whatever charm survives fades fast after the interval. Its grip on the setting is shaky, but the cast keeps things watchable even when the story doesn't.
‘Paro Pinaki ki Kahani’ is a film that clearly has its heart in the right place, but it is severely let down by a weak and confusing screenplay that makes the story feel disjointed.
'The Last Salute' is a good documentary, but it could have been a lot better. It succeeds in recording the end of the MiG-21's service and capturing what the aircraft meant to the people who flew it.