'L2: Empuraan' review: Mohanlal, Prithviraj deliver an ambitious film that's more of a scale-flaunter than a promise-keeper
The second chapter of 'Lucifer' is too pre-occupied with eyeball-catching visualisation than storytelling prowess, and suffers a little as a result
By Sajin Shrijith
‘Severance’ Season 2 spoiler-free review: Bringing back quality in the era of streaming
The second season of the Apple TV+breakout series ‘Severance’ hits you in ways you will not see coming. Rating 5 out of 5.
By Nitin SJ Asariparambil
'Adolescence' review: Netflix's most impressive series currently is a must-see cautionary tale
Actors Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper, Ashley Walters, and Christine Tremarco deliver terrific turns in an exceptionally written and staged procedural
By Sajin Shrijith
Thomson JioTele OS QLED 43-inch TV: Jio’s snappy new OS is responsive but lacks the apps you love
Thomson JioTele OS QLED has a good display for the price tag and okay speakers, running with a responsive OS that could do with more third-party app support
By Manik K
Samsung Galaxy A56 review: Great battery life, but comes short in performance and software experience
Samsung promises six years of OS updates and security patches. The phone is also slimmer than the predecessor and available in three colours
By Manik K
OnePlus 13R review: This solid, reliable performer is smooth and responsive in pretty much any tasks thrown at it
Priced at Rs 42,999, OnePlus 13R's camera performance is not quite the best in the price range but it's still good for most occasions
By Manik K
Book Review: 'Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India’s District Courts' by Prashant Reddy T and Chitrakshi Jain
In the book, the authors examines the procedural bottlenecks, infrastructure deficiencies, and manpower shortages that cripple India’s courts
By Kanu Sarda
'Muses Over Mumbai' review: Tales from a city that's constantly changing
The characters in Murzban F. Shroff’s latest book, 'Muses Over Mumbai', display how amusing business of living can sometimes get
By Atharva Pandit
Sangh@100: K.B. Hedgewar’s new biography sheds light on the evolution of the Sangh and its founder
The biography provides insights into the formative years of the RSS founder and how he navigated societal and political complexities to establish the organisation.
By The Week News Desk