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Sajin Shrijith The Week India Oct 29, 2026 5/5 “Ghost in the Cell” is single-minded in its intentions, and the ending makes it fittingly obvious. But even if you set aside the political prism, the film works well as an exceptional specimen of superlative horror (and comedy) filmmaking. Go to Full Review Ghost in the Cell (2026) 93% - -

Nitin SJ Asariparambil The Week India Oct 16, 2026 3/5 So, if you are looking for a wacky martial-arts extravaganza set to campy tones and millennial billboard tracks where each scene is Forward, Down-Forward, Down, Down-Back, Back + Punch, then go for it! Go to Full Review Street Fighter (2026) 41% - -

Shubhangi Shah The Week India Oct 16, 2026 1/5 The premise offers an interesting space to reimagine the story, but the makers do little with it beyond turning it preachy and, frankly, dull. The result is a frustrating watch that is best skipped. Go to Full Review Nayyi Navelli (2026) 14% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Oct 15, 2026 2.5/5 ...I’m not compelled to say “Jailer 2” is superior to the former, because when Nelson fixes what didn't work in “Jailer”, he ends up breaking what worked before. Go to Full Review Jailer 2 (2026) 86% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Oct 2, 2026 4/5 Its primary strength is that it looks within the franchise to form its own ideas instead of going in a direction that would seem inconsistent with the first two films, which is the mistake that the Malayalam version made. Go to Full Review Drishyam: The Conclusion (2026) 94% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Oct 2, 2026 3.5/5 This is absurd comedy at its most unhinged, at its most liberated. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Oct 1, 2026 2.5/5 YKYM is a strange film not because it tells a strange story, but because for a film that preaches empathy and compassion, such creative choices dilute whatever message they're trying to convey. Go to Full Review Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai (2024) - - - -

Shubhangi Shah The Week India Sep 25, 2026 0.5/5 The equally revered and feared forest doesn’t evoke mystery; Devanchal feels unreal; the screenplay is all over the place, and the film’s humour makes you cringe. Go to Full Review The Vvaan: Force of The Forrest (2026) 21% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 25, 2026 5/5 I'm glad filmmakers like Karthik Subbaraj exist. With “Dorothy”, he has made a film that's far braver than what Geetu Mohandas did with “Moothon” or Jeo Baby did with “Kaathal – The Core”. Go to Full Review Dorothy (2026) 89% - -

Nanditha Anand The Week India Sep 25, 2026 2.5/5 It has its moments, a great playlist, a beautiful lead, and enough ridiculous scenes to provide accidental entertainment. It ultimately lands somewhere in the territory of a barely bearable one-time watch. Go to Full Review Best of the Best (2026) 80% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 21, 2026 3.5/5 Unlike Meghna’s far angrier “Talvar”, which I felt was also stronger and more intellectually stimulating, the relatively more sedate “Daayra” feels like it had the potential to go further but, for some strange reason, it held back. Go to Full Review Daayra (2026) 74% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 14, 2026 4/5 “Aasha”, just like the Parvathy film, is loaded with surprises. It flips the good/bad person narrative in a way we have not seen before. Go to Full Review Aasha (2026) - - - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 14, 2026 5/5 PDK has, relatively, an oddly comforting, hopeful quality — because if we were in the shoes of these four characters, we probably would’ve died of a heart attack. We are thankful to see it from a distance, despite being deeply immersed. Go to Full Review Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar (2026) - - - -

Nanditha Anand The Week India Sep 11, 2026 1.5/5 A story adapted from a 2016 film should, ideally, have evolved somewhere along the way. Ten years is quite a long time to remain stuck in the same social conversation. Go to Full Review Haiwaan (2026) 24% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 10, 2026 1.5/5 Everything is surface level. It relies heavily on Sam CS to deliver, hopefully, pieces of music that can make us feel something, but what it almost manages to achieve is a migraine. Go to Full Review Sardar 2 (2026) - - - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 4, 2026 3.5/5 As a cinematic side-quest adventure involving enough bloodshed and dark humour, “Mirzapur: The Movie” largely works and is undoubtedly a solid addition to the franchise. Go to Full Review Mirzapur: The Movie (2026) 80% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 3, 2026 2/5 It wants to be a “Fast & Furious” and “Ocean’s Eleven” at the same time, but it’s the Vin Diesel brain that keeps winning over its George Clooney heart. Go to Full Review I'm Game (2026) - - - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Aug 27, 2026 2/5 This is a visually grandiose film with densely populated frames. Go to Full Review Toxic: A Fairytale for Grownups (2026) 21% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Aug 27, 2026 5/5 I never experienced this kind of warmth and joy from a film in a while. I never wanted to hug a film (and its makers) this badly in a while. Go to Full Review Bethlehem Kudumba Unit (2026) 92% - -

Sajin Shrijith The Week India Aug 27, 2026 2/5 “Khalifa” sees filmmaker Vysakh reaching for Shaji Kailas/Joshiy-style ambition, but lacks the fire of legends’ early blockbusters. Go to Full Review Khalifa (2026) - - - -