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"Saiyaara," helmed by Mohit Suri , the master of the romantic genre , features a mellifluous music album and stars newcomers Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Paada. The screenplay is terrific until the interval, and the music beautifully supports the progression of the storyline. The lead duo is surprisingly impressive, and if they maintain this momentum, they could very well be the next big thing.

Though the second half feels a bit dragged, the young pair's performances are truly heartwarming. The love story itself isn't entirely new, but the execution is fantastic. In an era dominated by mindless action cinema, the world needs a love story and this one brings a smile to your face.

"I haven't decided whether I'll watch this season or not, but one thing's certain-Season 1 is phenomenal. The slow-burn 'whydunit' narrative keeps you glued to the screen, unraveling layers of mystery and psychology with precision. Jessica Biel and Bill Pullman deliver outstanding, emotionally grounded performances that elevate the storytelling. What truly stands out is the subtlety of the show's theme-it doesn't preach or push an agenda but instead offers nuanced, thought-provoking moments that linger. The pacing, atmosphere, and writing work in harmony to create a hauntingly immersive experience. Honestly, I feel it would've been better as a one-season limited series; Season 1 alone could've easily been ranked among the top 5 in the genre. A must-watch for anyone who appreciates mature, character-driven crime thrillers.

We don't know if Mission: Impossible is truly ending after 29 years, and I hope it's not. Tom Cruise is 62 but still evergreen, still performing daredevil stunts. What he really needs now is a strong script. He's not just an action star-he's also a phenomenal actor.

Just like No Time to Die gave James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) an impressive and emotional farewell, Mission: Impossible -The final reckoning didn't quite deliver that. The action scenes are well-executed and visually impressive, but what about the core idea? The franchise has been recycling the same kind of material since 1996.

Charismatic Tom Cruise has single-handedly kept the franchise alive through his immense hard work. Personally, as an Ethan Hunt fan, I don't think this is the goodbye we expected. I won't rank the Mission: Impossible series, but this is one of the least entertaining sequels.

I truly hope Tom Cruise will take on more drama roles alongside action in the future.