Jinal Bhatt

Nathan Fielder's feature debut about fraudulent Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, co-directed by Lance Oppenheim, must be on everyone's watchlist.

Indian fans will have to wait a little longer for ‘Yaga-ween’, as 'Yaga' it will stream exclusively on Lionsgate Play in November.

These films that premiered at film festivals like TIFF, NYFF, Cannes, Venice and Telluride have received critical acclaim and are hot favorites for the awards season.

Come for the premise and stay for Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy’s performances.

Dillane is the son of “Game of Thrones” actor Stephan Dillane and is known for portraying a young Tom Riddle in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” and Nick Clark on “Fear of the Walking Dead”

Stealing the Mona Lisa looks like a cakewalk in Thomas Vincent’s film, which is a fun but eventually forgettable watch.

The couple, who got married in February 2026, stars in ‘Ranabaali’, a period action drama currently in theaters.

Mike Flanagan updates ‘Carrie’ for Gen Z but waters down the true horror in the finale.

Aaron Sorkin's sequel to "The Social Network" arrives in theaters just as Luca Guadagnino's "Artificial," about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, premieres at the New York Film Festival.

The limited series starring Christopher Abbott, Florence Pugh and Mike Faist is adapted from John Steinbeck’s 1952 American novel of the same name.

Based on Colleen Hoover’s book of the same name, Michael Showalter’s psychological thriller stars Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett alongside Anne Hathaway.

The atmosphere in this Jennifer E. Montgomery thriller is a paid actor.

This is the New Zealand-born author’s fourth novel and takes on parasocial relationships.

Claire Scanlon’s adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s novel is no ‘lightning in a bottle’ like ‘Set It Up’, but it still gets a lot right, starting with its casting.

The film marks author Mercedes Ron's third book series adaptation with Prime Video.

Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh help perfectly land Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley's action comedy.

Nimisha Sajayan’s performance elevates the details of Amita Vyas’ writing and Ambiecka Pandit’s direction.

There are plenty of fish in the ocean of YA romances, and this adaptation of Anna Todd’s 2025 novel feels pretty forgettable.

The romantic comedy has the DNA of director Will Gluck's "Anyone But You" but not the bite of his "Easy A".

Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre's barbed, banter-filled chemistry is the best thing about HBO's "Lanterns".