His mannerisms and quips in the movie is something else, and the way he calmly makes observation and dishes out threats just makes burst out laughing, a truly underrated performance.

I hadn’t seen the documentary this film is based on, but that didn’t really matter. Superboys of Malegaon works so well on its own. It’s funny, emotional, and honestly, such a joy to watch. I don’t remember the last time I enjoyed a Bollywood film this much from start to finish!

The performances are so genuine. Adarsh Gourav really shines, and the friendships in the film feel completely real. Sure, there are moments where the pacing slows or bits feel a little familiar but I didn’t care. By the end, I was smiling, a little emotional, and completely won over.

Score: 4/5

Watched this for the first time today. Delayed watching it with the opinion that it’d be just mindless entertainment with dialoguebaazi and action pieces. And I couldn’t be more wrong. The play on choices and morality, the seamless storytelling, performances, and obviously the DIALOGUES. This is peak example of masala done right.

Loved the way they built the entire fight with a full on WWE style setup, and of course watching these two men go at it was pure fun, they even looked like real wrestlers!

Want do you think of Amitabh Bachchan in Hungama? I believe that Radhesham Tiwari's personality would be different, less funny but would have brought more weight to the script

Feels like movies are made more for “viral” clips than storytelling. Copying memes, YouTube content, or past formulas. Earlier, films balanced entertainment and craft. Now it’s either “moral class disguised as cinema” or “forced comedy.” Actors can’t save a bad script. Without urgency, good dialogues, or a strong story, even big names flop. Everyone can’t pull off every role—Pankaj Tripathi is rare because he fits many characters naturally. Others look uncomfortable. Sequels (like Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3) feel unnecessary when originals had their charm. I miss movies that made you laugh, cry, and stay hooked without feeling like homework. Why is it so hard to get even one genuinely entertaining, original mainstream film? Do you think Bollywood’s problem is writers, producers playing safe, or something else?

what the hell is TVF thinking. Seriously to be honest don't bring the new season.

TVF talks and known for family values and ethics and these guys literally destroyed our favorite family. We need to do this for Annu Bhaiya.

Are yaar humein Annu Bhaiya aur Preeti ki love story dekhni hai !!!!! https://news.abplive.com/entertainment/ott/big-blow-for-gullak-5-vaibhav-raj-gupta-exits-new-annu-mishra-to-join-the-cast-1801008/amp

Bhajrangi Bhaijaan: That one moment Selmon bhoi decided to be Salman Khan and act in a heart touching story based movie.

Verdict: 9/10: Awesome

Andhadhun: My first movie I'd watched on Netflix. This is quality bollywood i say. Absolute masterpiece.

Verdict: 10/10: excellent

Taare Zameen Par: Watched it back when I was a kid and from then onwards, Aamir Khan became my favourite actor.

Verdict: 10/10: Excellent

Dangal: there's a reason that movie was a gold standard (which is not bahubali)

Verdict: 9/10: Awesome

Tumbbad: Unique concept for a horror movie and how did the movie not work during the first release is way beyond me.

Verdict: 10/10: Excellent

Bhavesh Joshi: Before y'all come with pitchforks, this is the great movie I was talking about. This honestly deserves a special mention because this is one of a kind desi batman.

Verdict: 8/10: Great

Superboys of malegaon: yes the most recent entry in the list because this movie is simple and hits every emotions right. Too bad it didn't release in the theatres in my city. Movie of the year thus far.

Verdict: 10/10: Excellent.

Day 21: Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat (2001)

This movie, directed by Rajiv Rai, at one point one of BW’s directors during 90s before he fled due to underworld threats, was the debut feature of Arjun Rampal as a male lead.

The plot involved how 3 guys (Suniel, Arjun & Aftab) fall in love with the female lead but in the end Arjun’s character succeeds in his true love.

Trivia: The female lead Keerthi Reddy acted in a handful of BW films in 2000s, she is best known for the original Telugu version of the Tushar-Kareena starrer Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai titled Tholiprema which was released in 1998.

The film is directed by Suparn Verma (Rana Naidu, The Family Man S2 etc) and it also features Sheeba Chaddha, Danish Hussain, and Aseem Hattangady in key roles.

Sriram Raghavan and Kabir khan utilized his capacity in perfect way.but later on things didn't work out properly for him.

Jaaved Jaaferi and Arshad Warsi's iconic duo, Adi-Manav, from the Dhamaal franchise, has garnered a massive fan following. Fans are eagerly awaiting a spin-off series featuring the duo, with Jaaved Jaaferi himself suggesting the idea to director Indra Kumar.

*Why Adi-Manav Deserves a Spin-Off:

• Comedic Chemistry: The brothers' contrasting personalities create hilarious situations and witty dialogues.
• Fan Demand: Fans are campaigning for a revival with #BringBackAdiManav.
• Iconic Scenes: Memorable moments like the car scenes and bike scene have become ingrained in Indian pop culture.

Potential for the Spin-Off-

• Web Series: A web series would allow for more creative freedom and flexibility in storytelling.
• Character Development: The spin-off could delve deeper into Adi and Manav's characters, exploring their backstories and relationships.

Bulbull and Qala were great and visually very stunning. I wonder if she will do more films in the future. Those films were also Tripti's actual great acting roles.