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Midnight Mass series review: A Biblical tale of the...

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Saif shines in his signature role, again

With witty writing and equally fitting performances, JJ is an entertaining comedy that explores different...

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2020/02/04

Ankhon Dekhi movie review: Underrated and under-watched

Written and directed by Rajat Kapoor, who has an amazing filmography of offbeat, unorthodox, low-budget treasures, Ankhon Dekhi is another feather in his cap

Sunny Mahat

2021/10/04

The Silent Patient book review: Absolutely riveting

The blurb doesn’t do justice to the riveting story. The Silent Patient is a taut psychological thriller that you won’t be able to put down

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2021/09/27

Kate movie review: Old wine in new style

Kate is a commercial production that at times feels like one of those ‘fan-made’ trailers on YouTube created by cutting scenes from various movies and joining them together

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2021/09/27

Book Review | Blown away

This book has topped the list of my all-time favorites and, I have a feeling, it’s there to stay

Keyur Basnet

2021/09/21

Movie Review | Dui Rupaiyan: Worth your two rupees

The Dui Rupaiyan film is full of goofball moments, unexpected conflicts and witty escapades. It races through and is fairly enjoyable through its 1hr 52mins run-time

Sunny Mahat

2021/09/21

Book Review | Not worth the hype

It goes nowhere for more than half of the book—just pointlessly moving about in circles trying to establish a point that could have been made in a few chapters

Keyur Basnet

2021/09/14

Movie Review | Shikara: Visually engaging but sans...

Debutants Sadia Khateeb and Aadil Khan play Shanti and Shiv Kumar Dhar, a young couple who find themselves in the eye of the cyclone during the Kashmir insurgency

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2021/09/14

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Book Review | A cozy, feel-good book

It’s a work of fiction but, in a way, it is self-help too. It will make you re-evaluate your thinking and look into your actions to see what subtle changes you can make to significantly alter your life

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2021/09/06

Movie Review | Ghampani: A not-to-miss social drama

Ghampani sums up Dipendra Lama’s style of writing and directing stories, characters and settings that are uncanny mirrors of our society

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Movie Review | ​​Clickbait: When the internet becomes...

Using Nick and his family Clickbait tells the stories of millions of people who have been wronged online one way or the other

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Book Review | Dark and unsettling

What makes it charming and creepy is the claustrophobia-inducing setting. You feel trapped in a castle with three eccentric characters

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Movie Review | Dhanapati: A must watch Nepali film...

This is one movie that I think is criminally underrated and deserves more attention. Directed by Dipendra K. Khanal, the film stars the very talented Khagendra Lamichhane in the lead

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Book Review | A Stranger in the House: Predictably...

I wasn’t disappointed but having been exposed to Lapena’s writing style I saw what she was trying to do

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