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Father-son emotional core + 6-7 massive standalone set-pieces = Pure Jakkanna cinema 🌋🎬
Catch every single update, rumor breakdown & release plan from the last 2 months
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#Varanasi #VaranasiDiaries #Rajamouli #MaheshBabu𓃵 #Thyview
For the longest time, Indian cinema barely had a conversation around it in the West. Then came #RRR, and suddenly we had people across the world celebrating our cinema, our storytelling and our filmmakers. What a moment that was❤️🔥
And now, looking at the scale and ambition of #Ramayana, I genuinely want this film to succeed. An Indian filmmaker taking one of our greatest stories to the world, with this kind of vision and effort behind it, is something worth rooting for.
Really hope the film lives up to its ambition, wins hearts across the world and opens more doors for Indian cinema.
Wishing Nitesh Tiwari, Namit Malhotra and the entire team nothing but the best. ♥️
LA Premiers Today…!!!
4 days lo premiers annaru..inka bookings open cheyyale
#AadarshaKutumbam #AK47 hmm
#Clayface is one of the most disturbing and satisfying horror films I’ve watched recently. A terrific villain origin story and an exciting creative choice for the new DCU.
The body horror is genuinely uncomfortable, especially the plane sequence, bedroom scene and the brilliantly conceived climax fight. The psychological horror works just as well, with Matt Hagen becoming increasingly unsettling as the story progresses.
The screenplay feels a little uneven, with some of the drama losing out to action and plot developments. But James Watkins handles the horror remarkably well, supported by striking cinematography and a good score.
Credit to James Gunn for backing a relatively lesser-known Batman villain with such an unconventional film. Really enjoyed this one👍🏻
There’s something wonderfully unfair about #Prabhas. He can make us wait years for a film, make us question half his decisions, and still have us cheering like kids the moment he appears on screen.
We’ve spent years talking about him on Thyview, and we’re nowhere close to running out of things to say. Perhaps that’s what affection does. It makes even our complaints sound like we care too much.
For someone who has given us so much to talk about, we hope life gives him plenty of moments he can simply enjoy without the whole world watching. More happiness, more wonderful films, and all the love his heart can hold.
Happy Birthday, Darling ❤️🔥❤️❤️🔥
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Declassifying File Num : #25
'𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐞?' - will be answered today with the video.
Happy Birthday, #Fauzi 🫶🏻
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#HappyBirthdayPrabhas
Rebel Star #Prabhas
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They say some HABITS are hard to quit….
THIS ONE has an entire GENERATION refusing to even try :)
Happy Birthday to THE ORIGINAL…. #Prabhas ⭐️⭐️⭐️
#HappyBirthdayPrabhas
#SPIRIT #OneBadHabit
#418TheFilm is a genuinely scary, engaging horror film that worked well for me. The opening sequence is a nightmare, and the sound design makes the jump scares hit hard. Don’t miss the beginning.
The first half plants its clues well, with the scares leaving you little time to piece them together. The second half has a strong backstory, and revealing it doesn’t take away the tension. There are still enough surprises to keep you involved.
The lead cast does well, while Chaitra is excellent and genuinely frightening. Venky GG’s music stays with you, and some of Dinesh Divakaran’s visuals are difficult to shake off.
A few familiar horror cliches are the main drawback, but Kirtan Nadagouda handles the setups and payoffs well, and the ending caught me off guard. The photo, bag and window sequences alone made this quite a theatre experience 👍🏻