
Chandni Ke Paar review: a quiet river-town drama that earns its tears
Strong lead performances carry a slow first half. Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

Strong lead performances carry a slow first half. Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

Two sweet leads and a lovely rain-soaked second half make up for a first hour that takes too long to start.

A slow-burning two-hander about a lighthouse keeper and a stranded sailor, with a finale that earns its twist.

The street-smart sleuth comedy returns with tighter plots, more laughs and a better villain, in eight episodes.

A six-episode series about a night auditor who finds a hidden account. Great first three episodes; a rushed finish.

A Marathi drama about a retired postman and a lost letter, told with great restraint and a career-best performance.

An album that pairs wedding-band brass with folk vocals and mostly gets away with it. Ten tracks, three standouts.

A river-town family drama with excellent supporting actors and a script that avoids melodrama.





