Shubhra Gupta

Slow Horses 6 review: Gary Oldman show returns with its consistent mix of silliness and sharpness, making us care for its characters, while taking care to spice up the things with smart new adversaries.

Reporting Live movie review: This Parineeti Chopra outing coming so soon after the disappointing Shaque should have given us a chance to forget that one. But Chopra is, yet again, single-note here.

Prahaar movie review: Rajkummar Rao plays Ujjwal Nikam as he prosecutes the 26/11 case. The film refuses to take refuge in jingoism, making the carnage a crime against humanity, not reducing it to a religious divide.

Nayyi Navelli movie review: Yami Gautam-starrer begins with so much potential, which is comprehensively squandered in scattered writing-and-execution, to the point the film become an exercise in patience.

Little Thomas movie review: Gulshan Devaiah as the straight-arrow bakery owner, and Rasika Dugal as the supportive wife-and-mom, do their best, but their squabbles are just not interesting enough.

Udta Teer movie review: The Ayushmann Khurrana film is neither Gadar nor Pathaan which gets into its stride only sporadically.

Doosra movie review: Fashioned as a coming-of-age saga of a young woman and a nation's belief in itself, the film falls short.

Tu Hai Meri Kiran movie review: Sonakshi Sinha-Zaheer Iqbal film has the kind of plot which can either fly or collapse. I’m here to tell you that this film never even achieves lift-off.

Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar movie review: Can it even be a Luv Ranjan film without a girl being the bad guy? Or will we need to wait for the teesri baar for that to happen?

Gajab Raat movie review: Manoj Bajpayee is the film's highlight, putting his low-life superiors in their place, elevating himself to the status of a hero who is on the take, but who will never be taken over.