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Khufiya review: Vishal Bhardwaj's latest Tabu-starrer is a prized asset-turned-liability Khufiya Review Ratings:⭐⭐⭐ | 3/5 Where to Watch: Khufiya is streaming on OTT Platform Netflix Directed by: Vishal Bhardwaj Cast: Tabu,  Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi, Azmeri Haque Badhon, Alexx O'Nell,  Ashish Vidyarthi ,Disney James Disney James, Vijay Raj Khufiya review: Despite an ever-watchable Tabu, Vishal Bhardwaj's latest espionage thriller fails to keep you invested. Espionage drama is one of the easiest genres to lure an audience into watching a film, the flip side being that it’s also among the hardest to execute. With Khufiya, filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj’s latest based on former R&AW official Amar Bhushan’s book Escape to Nowhere, things never quite fall in place. Khufiya review: Tabu plays an intelligence officer in the film. The premise is admittedly delicious: It’s 2004. Intrigue and distrust hang heavy in the air. Beleaguered and bitter and sleepless and alcoholic (I’m will...

  Rakish Review Rate this post Netflix Lupin Season 3 Review: Assane Diop Returns – Lupin Season 3 Delivers Thrills, Heists, and Heartfelt Drama with Lucile Perez, Alois Menu, Salim Kissari Lupin Season 3 Review: Lupin Season 3 continues its exciting heists and complex family drama, though with less social commentary. Assane Diop, portrayed brilliantly by Omar Sy, navigates personal sacrifices and thrilling capers. While it strays from its initial social themes, it captivates with clever schemes and emotional depth, making it a must-watch. Lupin Season 3 Review Ratings:⭐⭐⭐ | 3/5 Where to Watch: Lupin Season 3 is streaming on OTT Platform Netflix Directed by: Ludovic Bernard, Podz and Xavier Gens Cast: Lucile Perez, Alois Menu, Salim Kissari and other support characters Netflix Lupin Season 3 Review Buckle up, dear readers, for another exhilarating journey into the world of Assane Diop, the gentleman thief who has stolen not only our hearts but also our expectations. Lupin, the Netf...

 ‘ Tumse Na Ho Payega’ review: A spirited cast enlivens a predictable plot Abhishek Sinha’s film on Disney+ Hotstar stars Ishwak Singh. Rakish Review Mainstream Hindi cinema might be slow to catch on to the complexities of a rapidly changing Indian society, but it does understand easy slogans like “Follow your dreams” or “Get out of the rat race”. Self-help books are bestsellers, so somebody must have picked up Varun Agarwal’s Chetan Bhagat-ish novel How I Braved Anu Aunty and Co-Founded a Million Dollar Company and thought it would make a perfect film for Gen Z to understand the gig economy, social media marketing and smartphone-based apps. After Nandita Das’s sombre Zwigato comes the cheery Tumse Na Ho Payega, in which a soulless corporate lifestyle is contrasted with the joys of being your own boss. The Disney+ Hotstar release has been directed by first-timer Abhishek Sinha from a script by Nitesh Tiwari and Nikhil Mehrotra. Through the lazy narrative devices of voiceovers and d...