The newest theatrical and OTT releases should not for the faint-hearted. Be ready to be on the sting of your seats with the horror of A Quiet Place Part 2, the joys of Bhramam and the suspense of The Guilty. And if you happen to would fairly keep in your consolation zone, there may be the Telugu drama Kondapolam.
A Quiet Place Part 2: In Cinemas
A Quiet Place Part 2 begins nearly instantly after the top of 2018’s A Quiet Place. (Photo: Paramount Pictures)
A Quiet Place Part 2, which is a sequel to the 2018 hit movie A Quiet Place, has lastly hit Indian theatres. The Emily Blunt starrer takes the escapades of the Abbott household with the harmful, sound attuned alien forces forward. While the primary a part of the John Krasinski directorial was the most effective horror motion pictures of the final decade, the second half doesn’t create the same chilling expertise. In her evaluate of the movie, The Indian Express movie critic Shalini Langer wrote, “As soon as they step out of their family home, A Quiet Place Part 2 breaks the connection we had forged with the Abbotts. And it never finds that again.”
Read the evaluate of A Quiet Place 2 right here.
Bhramam: Amazon Prime Video
Bhramam is streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
A remake of Ayushmann Khurrana starrer Andhadhun, Bhramam dwells into the lifetime of pianist Ray Mathews, essayed by Prithviraj Sukumaran, who pretends to be blind. His musical journey will get interlaced with suspense, inspiration, confusion, and drama as he will get embroiled in a homicide thriller. According to indianexpress.com’s Manoj Kumar R, Bhramam is an satisfying remake of Andhadhun. He feels director Ravi Okay Chandran has innovated the fabric he had in hand as a lot as he may.
Read the evaluate of Bhramam right here.
The Guilty: Netflix
The Guilty is streaming on Netflix.
The Guilty is an American adaptation of the thrilling Danish drama Den ASkyldige. It stars Jake Gyllenhaal within the function of a 911 operator. One evening, he will get a name from a distressed lady which adjustments his life. The film guarantees an engrossing expertise, and the credit score for that goes to its lead actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, it additionally stars Christina Vidal and Riley Keough.
Read the evaluate of The Guilty right here.
Kondapolam: In Cinemas
Vaishnav Tej in Kondapolam. (Photo: PR Handout)
If you wish to watch a light-weight drama, Telugu movie Kondapolam can also be operating in cinema halls. Written and directed by Krish Jagarlamudi, the movie options Vaishnav Tej and Rakul Preet Singh within the lead roles. In his evaluate of the movie, indianexpress.com’s Gabbeta Ranjith Kumar wrote, “Rakul Preet’s character Obulamma comes as a surprise. Her author-backed character adds heft to the film. Vaishnav Tej is good, but Sai Chand is the real surprise.”
Read the evaluate of Kondapolam right here.
Our suggestions
Jagte Raho: ZEE5
A nonetheless from Jagte Raho.
The 1956 movie Jagte Raho, starring Raj Kapoor, examines the hypocrisy of the civilised society. It revolves round a homeless man who’s searching for water however is mistaken to be a thief by police. In her weekly column, Bollywood Rewind, indianexpress.com’s Sampada Sharma wrote in regards to the movie, “Jagte Raho is an immersive experience with its precise storytelling and stellar acting, but it is the music of the film that adds a layer of hope to an otherwise bleak story. It is one of those Raj Kapoor films that deserves a lot more attention than it gets. Watching it in 2021, it might not feel contemporary, but it is still a heart-wrenching story.”
Romeo + Juliet: Google Play
If you’re a die-hard romantic, you may watch Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes’ 1996 movie Romeo + Juliet. As the identify suggests, the movie is an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s widespread play Romeo and Juliet. Though the play has had many display screen diversifications, filmmaker and co-writer Baz Luhrmann created magic along with his delicate writing and introduced a contemporary tackle the love story of Romeo and Juliet. Indianexpress.com’s Anvita Singh really helpful the film in her weekly column Hollywood Rewind. She wrote, “Romeo and Juliet is a well-shot movie that brings out the best of its leads. Both not only looked lovely, but performed beautifully as well. Danes especially was convincing as Juliet. Her chemistry with DiCaprio was off the charts.”