Bakaiti Season 2 series review: Season 2 returns to the Kataria household with fresh financial and emotional strain. The new season expands the conflict while preserving the family's middle-class warmth.
Hunkkaar The Roar series review: Aneet Padda and Fatima Sana Shaikh lead a courtroom drama about power and influence. But Hunkkaar's strong premise gets lost in its scattered writing, says our review.
In Don't Be Shy, Shyamili Das watches her perfectly planned life unravel after a romantic and personal shake-up. The glossy coming-of-age film finds warmth in female friendship, but stops short of an emotional knockout.
Shaque: Trust No One review: The film follows a mother searching for the daughter taken from her at birth. The series piles on twists and secrets, blunting both its suspense and emotional force.
In Papa Yaar, comedian Zakir Khan turns his relationship with his father into the centre of a deeply personal Netflix special. The result is an affecting reflection on fathers and sons that lands harder emotionally than comically.
The Love Hypothesis movie review: Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman bring Olive and Adam's fake-dating romance to screen with easy chemistry. The adaptation captures the novel's charm but loses some of its slow-burn emotional rush.
Driven by nuanced performances from Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook, The Scandal transforms a Joseon-era wager of seduction into a captivating exploration of power and restraint. The eight-episode series balances lush visual grammar with a carefully paced narrative that keeps its central intrigue tightly held.
Lust Stories 3 review: The anthology brings together four filmmakers to examine desire, intimacy and marriage. The stories find moments of insight, but Vishal Bhardwaj's segment gives it its fullest emotional complexity.
Maya and Anjali join a UCLA Bollywood-fusion dance team and find their friendship tested by ambition, romance and identity. The film smartly questions how diaspora culture gets performed, even if its satire stops short of a knockout.
Ryan Murphy's Monster anthology turns to Lizzie Borden and the mystery of the infamous killings. The series is strongest when it leans into ambiguity, female rage and public fascination.
The Paper 2 review: The Paper returns this month with a second season that deepens its newsroom chaos and character comedy. The Peacock spin-off finally seems to have stepped out of The Office's shadow.
