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 "The Stranger" on Netflix, based on Harlan Coben's novel, is a gripping mystery thriller. The story follows Adam Price (Richard Armitage) whose life unravels after a stranger (Hannah John-Kamen) reveals a devastating secret about his wife. Strong performances, especially from Armitage and Siobhan Finneran, enhance the tense, suspenseful narrative. Directed by Daniel O'Hara and Hannah Quinn, the series boasts striking visuals and tight pacing. Themes of trust, secrecy, and relationship fragility are explored deeply, making "The Stranger" a must-watch, binge-worthy series with cliffhangers that keep you hooked. Year of Release - 2020 No of Episodes - 6 #Netflix#Secrets

Strictly a morning show only!!! I could not figure out why this title ... There have been runaway brides and then there is runaway sister of the bride, apparently a strange point but the hero of the movie is Parineeti, who is master of all things, a showcase often used for the first movie. She is an engineer, doctor, dancer, singer, automotive expert, the best thing though is she talks more through eyes. Initially the movie is very fast, so fast that it covers 10 years in 10 minutes, and then it slows down till the intermission until it finds the plot. It revolves around story of marriage of an emotional dhakkan, played by good looking Siddharth Malhotra (except for initial few scenes and songs with uncut hair) and a sweet looking Adah Sharma (bijli ka xxxx taar) who is continuously pressing the emotional dhakkan monetarily. Their break up - patch up story is of 7 years which takes a sudden turn in 3 days when the sister of Adah Sharma comes back in the house / movie af...

Dedh Ishqiya: A Witty Tale of Love and Betrayal Streaming on Prime Video,  Dedh Ishqiya  offers dark comedy at its finest after revenge in Ishqiya. Babban (Arshad Warsi) and Khalu Jaan (Naseeruddin Shah) return with electrifying chemistry, stealing the show with their sharp dialogues and impeccable timing. The 7 stages of love add poetic depth, while Huma Qureshi dazzles with her grace. The narration, phonetic brilliance, and unforgettable scenes like Jaan Muhammad’s fight or the train sequence leave a lasting impression. Looking forward for Dhai Ishqiya. #DedhIshqiya #DarkComedy #PrimeVideo #NaseeruddinShah #ArshadWarsi #HumaQureshi #7StagesOfLove #Bollywood Directed By – Abhishek Chaubey Release Date –  January  2014  Streaming Partner – Prime Video

The Lunchbox: A Tale of Hope and Serendipity The Lunchbox is a must-watch, directed by debutant Ritesh Batra, it’s a brilliant  out-of-the-box idea. Irrfan Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, and Nimrat Kaur  deliver exceptional performances, with Bharti Achrekar's voice adding charm.  The film’s silence speaks volumes, serving as a powerful background score.  Though labeled a love story, it's more about hope and how it shapes our  future and present. The memorable dialogue, “kabhi kabhi galat train bhi  sahi jagah le jaati hai,” stays with you. The ending leaves you restless  yet intrigued—perfect in its own way. Director – Ritesh Batra Release Date – September 2013 Streaming Partner – Prime Video #TheLunchbox #MustWatch #IrrfanKhan #NawazuddinSiddiqui #NimratKaur #RiteshBatra #OutOfTheBox #HopeAndFuture #BollywoodGems #IconicDialogue #FilmReview #CinemaMagic

T alaash: A Gripping Exploration of Grief and Mystery Reema Kagti’s  Talaash: The Answer Lies Within  is a slow-burn psychological thriller that delves into loss, guilt, and human connection. Aamir Khan excels as a grief-stricken cop solving a mysterious accident with the help of Kareena Kapoor’s enigmatic Rosie. Rani Mukerji adds emotional depth as his grieving wife. The haunting atmosphere, supported by Ram Sampath’s evocative music, builds tension. While minor inconsistencies exist, the film’s exploration of trauma and redemption is powerful.  Talaash  demands patience but rewards with a thought-provoking, emotional journey. #Talaash #PsychologicalThriller #AamirKhan #ReemaKagti #BollywoodCinema #KareenaKapoor #RaniMukerji #BollywoodMovies #MustWatch Direc ted By –  Reema Katgi Release Date –  November 2012  Streaming Partner – Netflix Another Slow Burner -  The Buckingham Murders