(Crisp) Movie Review: KALANK by FENIL SETA
Kalank rests on a waferthin and unconvincing plot and is too lengthy. The various developments in the film are silly and unconvincing. Except
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Movie Reviews By Fenil Seta
(Crisp) Movie Review: THE TASHKENT FILES by FENIL SETA
The Tashkent Files rests on a great idea and reveals some shocking facts surrounding the mysterious demise of the second Prime Minister of
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(Crisp) Movie Review: US by FENIL SETA
Us is the second directorial venture of the great Jordan Peele, after his outstanding horror thriller Get Out. Us is also horror and stands out from
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(Crisp) Movie Review: ROMEO AKBAR WALTER by FENIL SETA
Romeo Akbar Walter is strictly an okay film. The plotline and era are similar to Raazi and that really brings the film down to an extent
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(Crisp) Movie Review: NO FATHERS IN KASHMIR by FENIL SETA
No Fathers In Kashmir is a brave attempt by director Ashvin Kumar, who made the Oscar-nominated short film Little Terrorist. The film is
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(Crisp) Movie Review: DUMBO by FENIL SETA
Dumbo is a lovely and a heartwarming film, just like most Disney entertainers. The film scores brownie point thanks to the way the
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(Crisp) Movie Review: GONE KESH by FENIL SETA
Gone Kesh is a small film with a big heart. It tells the story of a young Siliguri girl who is diagnosed with
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(Crisp) Movie Review: JUNGLEE by FENIL SETA
Junglee is a disappointing fare and had lot of potential to become a huge hit. The idea is interesting and it’s been ages
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(Crisp) Movie Review: NOTEBOOK by FENIL SETA
Notebook is embellished with some performances. But the script and direction is inconsistent and flawed. Based on a Thai film Teacher’s Day, the
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(Crisp) Movie Review: KESARI by FENIL SETA
Kesari is an unbelievable story of bravery and valour. The plot itself is so intriguing and exciting – 10,000 armed men vs 21
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