Naanu Matthu Gunda 2 opens on a kind of loyalty that feels almost rude in how honestly it hits you. A dog sits by his master’s grave. Not for a minute. Not for a scene. He sits like time owes him answers. And if you’ve ever loved a pet (or been loved by one), you […]

Descendants of the Sun is one of those rare Korean dramas that doesn’t just start with a hook—it walks in like it owns the room. A soldier patches up chaos for a living. A doctor fixes bodies with calm hands and a loud conscience. They meet, clash, flirt, separate, collide again… and somehow the romance […]

Year-end holidays with kids follow a very familiar pattern. For the first day or two, everyone enjoys the freedom. By day three, someone is climbing the sofa, someone else is raiding the fridge, and a tiny voice asks, “What do we watch now?” on repeat. The good part this time: there is new kids shows […]

Some family films begin with a fight. Middle Class begins with a miracle—and then watches that miracle wobble like a plate in a crowded canteen. Karl Marx (yes, that’s his name) lives the kind of life many people recognise: bills that don’t wait, luck that doesn’t show up, and dreams that feel like they need […]