Tumbbad movie review: Director Rahi Anil Barve’s first feature is more of a visual feast than a narrative achievement. read more

A Star Is Born movie review: Bradley Cooper delivers a stunning and heartbreaking rendition of the Hollywood musical with Lady Gaga. read more

Helicopter Eela movie review: Being a tiger or helicopter parent often becomes a point of pride, and there is much to be said here — but we must wait for a better film to say it. Rating: 2\/5. read more

First Man movie review: Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle reunite after La La Land for one of the most thrilling films of the year. Expect Oscars from this Neil Armstrong biopic. Rating 4.5\/5. read more

Kayamkulam Kochunni movie review: Nivin Pauly plays a man oppressed by his society who vows to take revenge against those who did him wrong. read more

22 July movie review: Director Paul Greengrass steps away from Jason Bourne and returns to his roots with a harrowing real-life account of the 2011 terror attacks in Norway. Rating: 3.5\/5. read more

LoveYatri movie review: Call it Loveratri or Loveyatri, the Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain film is terrible with any name. To begin with, the film’s hero is called Susu; go, figure. read more

NOTA movie review: Vijay Devarakonda’s political drama works purely as the scenes rely more on reminding audiences of real life situations than showing them splendid performances. read more

Venom movie review: Tom Hardy delivers a bravura one-man show in this poisonously drab Spider-Man spin-off which pales in comparison to its Marvel counterparts. Rating: 2.5\/5. read more

Andhadhun movie review: Sriram Raghvan’s new thriller pulls off great tricks in plain sight. It will surprise you when you least expect it to. read more

Crazy Rich Asians movie review: Henry Golding and Constance Wu star in a modern day fairytale that is a celebration of everything we love about Bollywood. Rating: 3\/5. read more

Hold the Dark movie review: You need to unearth director Jeremy Saulnier’s latest thriller from the bowels of Netflix. Starring Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgard and James Badge Dale. Rating: 4\/5. read more

Village Rockstars movie review: Directed, produced, written, edited and shot by the one-woman army Rima Das, India’s official Oscars entry is too good for this world. read more

In this flick, the old school spy copes with challenges of modern technology. read more

A young Yeti chances upon a human and is banished from his village and an adventure takes off. read more