Regretting You blends stunning cinematography with mother-daughter drama but divides critics, offering comfort and catharsis more than big-screen fireworks.
Author: Naquiyah Maimoon
Naquiyah Maimoon
I dwell in the in-betweens—never sure, never boisterous. Hesitant and obstinate, I see what I'm doing through to completion in ways that never map it out. As a writer, I embrace the grey and the neglected. Nature grounds me, words define me, and I've made peace with being slightly out of step.
Chaniya Toli delivers rural humor and female‑led freshness to Gujarati cinema, but sustaining its box‑office momentum beyond the initial buzz remains uncertain.
Milap Zaveri’s new romantic drama combines love, obsession, and censorship controversy, debuting this Diwali amid pre-release buzz and regulatory adjustments.
Laalo: Krishna Sada Sahaayate offers Gujarati audiences an introspective journey of guilt and redemption, led by Shruhad Goswami, balancing emotion, faith, and realism.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 17: If you asked me a year ago whether a Korean exorcism horror led by two nuns could open top of the box office, I’d have chuckled. Yet here we are. Dark Nuns (also styled The Priests 2: Dark Nuns) has invaded screens — and minds — in early 2025, bringing with it ambition, dread, and some stumbles along the path of faith and spectacle. When Dark Nuns premiered in South Korea on January 24, 2025, it arrived with more than whispers of curiosity — it came with weighty expectations. A spin-off of the 2015 cult-hit…
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Holy Night: Demon Hunters blends horror and action as Ma Dong-seok leads a supernatural team against demon-worshipping cults in burning Seoul.”
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