Salons have a smell, you know? Hair oil. Hot water. Old newspapers. That faint sting of aftershave that stays in the air even after the shutters come down. Now imagine that same small salon—your family’s whole world—suddenly slipping away because one person fell sick. That’s the core ache of Safia/Safdar. A quiet, pressure-cooker drama where […]
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Some films begin with a romance. Some begin with revenge. Gurram Paapi Reddy begins with a job so absurdly risky that you can almost hear the background voice in your head: “Idhi panikiradhu ra…”—and then it goes ahead anyway. That’s the promise here: crime, comedy, and chaos packed into a story that treats a “simple […]
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If you thought this week would be a simple “misunderstanding gets cleared” track, Jaane Anjaane Hum Mile had other plans. The 10th to 16th Jan stretch plays out like a messy emotional relay race—one person finally tells the truth, another person hides a bigger one, and Kirti keeps moving the goalpost like she owns the […]
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Sankranti isn’t one festival—it’s a whole season of little joys. New clothes, sugarcane, til-gud, pongal pots, kites in the sky, and that one relative who insists “one more sweet, just one”. So here’s a simple plan: eat well, nap guilt-free, and line up a movie marathon that matches the mood—across the languages where Sankranti truly […]
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