Watched Final Destination: Bloodlines last night!! All Final Destination films follow the same kind of pattern from how it starts to how it ends so I assumed Bloodlines would also go in the same direction. But surprisingly, it deviated a little from that usual template, and I was honestly happy about it. It's still very much the same stuff, but the little changes made it feel a bit more refreshing.

One thing I'd definitely say, it's actually better if you…

Went in to have some light fun & Single gave me exactly that and even more in parts. I was laughing out loud so many times,especially thanks to Sree Vishnu and Vennela Kishore. Their comic timing just clicked perfectly here, and that's what made the film work for me.

At some point, it actually felt like I was watching back-to-back comedy scenes for one hour straight, with no real flow between scenes. The story keeps jumping around without much connection, and…

Just finished watching the 1 AM show of Game Changer and I don't even know where to begin with. I went into the film with no expectations not even the bare minimum. There wasn't any hype for me, not because of Shankar's previous works or because Ram Charan doesn’t excite me, but because nothing about the film ever gave me a reason to care. The promotional material? Dull. The hype? Nonexistent. But I thought, "Maybe the film will have more…

The first part of Pushpa set the stage so perfectly, ending with a thrilling lead into the second film. It gave us a high-stakes setup: a battle of egos and insecurities between Pushpa and Shekhawat. With Pushpa: The Rule, I wanted to see how Sukumar would build on that tension and take Pushpa’s character further. By the time I walked out of the theater, I felt satisfied. Sukumar truly gave Pushpa’s character the depth and complexity the title promised.

The…