Bollywood Bubble

With a cast that shares excellent comic chemistry and enough laugh-out-loud moments to keep audiences engaged, the film successfully honours the legacy of the Dhamaal franchise.

by Grinell Jacinto

Padmakumar Narasimhamurthy’s Max, Min and Meowzaki isn’t a big-budget, spectacle film, it’s a raw, grounded and real film about an everyday family.

by Grinell Jacinto

From here the story kicks off in a direction that will leave you laughing and feeling nostalgic given how clean, simple and impactful the narrative it is.

by naman

Kids love Chhota Bheem and are sure to be impressed with the live-action representation of their favourite characters in this live-action children’s film. The VFX, storytelling style and action will appeal to a kid’s mind and leave them smiling like a Cheshire cat. It will serve as the perfect ending to their summer holidays. Yagya Bhasin delivers an amazing (if you are a kid or love the cartoon) performance as Bheem is passable. While his dialogue delivery may not click with the adults, his stunts will make you appreciate his hard work. Kabir Sajid as Kalia, Divyam Dawar and Daivik Dawar as Dholu-Bholu, Advik Jaiswal as Raju, Aashriya Misra as Chutki and Swarna Pandey as Indumati all deliver commendable performances. They make you chuckle at times. Makrand Deshpande and Anupam Kher bring in their star power and shine without stealing the limelight from the kids.

by Saheli Maity

Dhvani Bhanushali makes a promising Bollywood debut in Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam, delivering a decent performance as Meera, the runaway bride with strong values.