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🎬 Top 20 Indian Films of 2025
20. Dashavatar (Marathi)
19. Kalidar Lapata (Hindi)
18. Dies Irae (Malayalam)
17. Lokah (Malayalam)
16. Cactus Pears (Marathi)
15. Dhurandhar (Hindi)
14. Kantara Chapter 1 (Kannada)
13. Ronth (Malayalam)
12. Kalamkaval (Malayalam)
11. Ponman (Malayalam)
10. Mithya (Kannada)
9. Madras Matinee (Tamil)
8. Court – State vs. A Nobody (Telugu)
7. Tourist Family (Tamil)
6. Bison (Tamil)
5. Superboys of Malegaon (Hindi)
4. Stolen (Hindi)
3. Eko (Malyalam)
2. Humans in the Loop (Hindi)
1. Homebound (Hindi)
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If you wanna watch a Film this Christmas let it be The Holdovers.
There is literally nothing like this, the screenplay feels like a warm hug on a cold night, filled with 70s nostalgia, and layered characters and their arc, who will find grace in loniliness and companionship. I simply can't recommend this enough. One of the best of the decade.
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> Decoded russian code in s3
> Figured out music breaks Vecna's trance in s4
> Noticed Will acted like an 'antenna' to find Holly in s5
ROCKIN' ROBIN
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A writer who laughed at power, an actor who felt painfully real, and a filmmaker who turned ordinary lives into lasting truth.
Om Shanti Sreenivasan 🙏 🕊️
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Review: The Family Man S3
⭐⭐⭐⭐
The most awaited hyped show returns with tighter, darker, and far more politically charged than before, proving exactly why it deserves all the hype. (1/n)
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🎬 31 years ago today, Quentin Tarantino changed cinema forever.
Pulp Fiction (1994) redefined storytelling, revived careers, and made cool look effortless. Every frame, every line, every needle drop, pure cult perfection.
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Sipahi sheds light on the struggles of marginalized communities, where even basic activities can be daunting challenges, and securing two meals a day is a luxury, offering a window into lives often overlooked.
Though it may not have high production values, its strength lies in its simplicity and heartfelt storytelling, effectively conveying the stark contrast between aspirations and harsh realities, and portraying the quiet resilience of its characters.
In an era where much of YouTube content veers towards the sensational and vulgar, the actor Amit Bhadana has come a long way with his ability to tell stories that matter, making it a decent watch if you manage your expectations.
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🎬Nayakan (1987)
"Nennga nallavara illa kettavara?"
Kamal Hassan's performance is surely the highlight of the movie and is by far one of the best acts from Indian cinema. Delivering nuances and rage of youth, adulthood and old age with so ease ain't everyone's cup of tea.
