‘Jewel Thief’ movie review: Saif Ali Khan-starrer is riddled with plot armour that shields it from common sense and logic
Despite Jaideep Ahlawat playing the menacing villain, shoddy dialogue, choppy editing, and bad writing make this Netflix heist film unbearable
By Nitin SJ Asariparambil
'Phule' movie review: An important, but imperfect film on Jyotirao and Savitri Phule
The textbookish approach, forced, dramatic dialogues and performances make the movie make the overall viewing experience rather boring
By Shubhangi Shah
'Thudarum' review: Mohanlal delivers one of his most emotionally charged roles in director Tharun Moorthy's hat-trick outing
Even during the film's darkest moments, the filmmaker behind 'Operation Java' and 'Saudi Vellakka' doesn't forget to inject us with much-welcome doses of catharsis.
By Sajin Shrijith
ASUS ExpertBook P1 review: Does what it is meant to do and does it well
A functional office machine with good build quality, decent display, and adequate battery life to get your work done
By Manik K
Moto Edge 60 Fusion review: A clean OS experience, good design, and satisfactory battery life
Motorola's latest Edge 60 Fusion will go against OnePlus Nord CE4 and its peers
By Manik K
ASUS Zenbook A14: A lightweight and thin Windows 11 ultrabook for work and entertainment on the go
It has a lightweight and thin profile as well as excellent battery experience but certainly not meant for heavy video editing and gaming
By Manik K
Rohit Chawla’s photo-book ‘Rain Dogs’ frames the pathos and pain of stray dogs on beaches of Goa
The photos are complemented by write-ups by eminent personalities like Manu Joseph and Javed Akhtar
By Anjuly Mathai
‘Nalanda: How It Changed the World’ book review: Compelling and deeply researched account
Spanning 224 pages and structured into eight chapters along with an extended introduction, bibliography, and index, Abhay K.’s book meticulously explores Nalanda’s historical trajectory, intellectual contributions, and enduring legacy
By Dr Arvind Kumar Singh
‘The New Icon: Savarkar and the Facts’ book review: A well-cited take on the Hindutva figure
Arun Shourie’s latest book mirrors some of the key intellectual debates of the time
By Pratul Sharma