Paoli Dam

Raat Baaki Hai movie review: Annup Sonii, Paoli Dam's ZEE5 film confuses vagueness for intrigue

The only decent thing about Avinash Das's Raat Baaki Hai is that it ensures that we're not wasting more than its 89 minute-runtime on such a basic 'mystery'.

Veteran Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee tests positive for COVID-19, admitted to Kolkata hospital

Soumitra Chatterjee's daughter said the actor, who was diagnosed with coronavirus on 6 October, is under observation due to his age.

Anushka Sharma on backing Bulbbul: 'Always wanted to show strong, independent women through cinema'

Anushka Sharma says has dared to produce never seen before, clutter-breaking cinema through Clean Slate Filmz.

Bulbbul movie review: Anushka Sharma's continuing interest in the paranormal yields compelling results

Bulbbul combines what appear to be Anushka Sharma’s two primary interests – feminism and the paranormal.

Konttho movie review: Shibu-Nandita's film struggles to rise above its ordinariness, clichés

The core flaw in Konttho is that it is a very poorly written film

Konttho directors Nandita Roy, Shiboprosad Mukherjee on bringing to life characters that are sensitive — and flawed

Konttho charts the journey of Arjun Mallik, a radio jockey who is diagnosed with laryngeal cancer.

Tritio Adhyay movie review: Manoj Michigan's film suffers from convoluted script and inconsistent treatment

The first half of Tritio Adhyay is excruciatingly slow, whereas the second one, especially the third act, is so madly rushed that it will leave you in a daze.

Ranvir Shorey on Halkaa: Not a Swachh Bharat Abhiyan propaganda film, doesn't only talk about open defecation

The release of Halkaa is clashing with another of Ranvir's films, Gali Guleiyan, both of which hit the screens on 7 September

Halkaa trailer: I Am Kalam director Nil Madhab Panda chronicles Pichku's quest for a clean toilet

Halkaa features Ranvir Shorey, Paoli Dam and child actor Tathastu and is scheduled to release on 7 September

Maati movie review: Paoli Dam, Adil Hussain's performances keep you engrossed in a film that tends to drags on

Though the script often drags on in Maati, the performances ensure you remain invested throughout.