The most-liked series till date (Ormax) and the best series of the year (CCSA) is about an “anti-James Bond who’s a hit in India, and is a win for Indian culture as a whole!” (BBC) “What makes the show refreshing is that it flips the narrative and forces the viewer to confront some harsh truths.” (Hindustan Times)

The first slacker film, the first zombie film, and the first horror-comedy of sorts, this “superb, gut-busting film” (Mumbai Mirror) is a “mad, mad, mad ride” (Bollywood Hungama), and has amassed a huge cult following.

This blockbuster film “breaks rules of the horror genre: The scares and jolts are funny, while the real fear is hidden in the jokes about the realities of being a woman in India.”
(Washington Post).
This best-film of the year (Stree) was hailed as “one of the most original films!”
(Rajeev Masand)

This sleeper hit is one of India’s first crime-comedies. A witty entertainer that mixes fact and fiction, it is “inventive
and refreshing”
(The New York Times) and a “delectable all-rounder!”
(DNA)

The most acclaimed film of the year with rave reviews across the board, this love-hate take on the ‘maximum city’ of Mumbai is a delicious blend of dark humour and satire.

This cheeky comedy is a meta film and is “savagely wicked, sinfully irreverent, smart and sassy”
(Bollywood Hungama).
And a “laugh-out-loud and hilarious” (Times Of India) take on romantic comedies, with a memorable soundtrack for ages!

This “wacky, wicked, enthralling,” (Deccan Chronicle) throwback to good old action films with kickass action sequences, is a “quirky and exciting ride”
(Hindustan Times) which “delivers kicks and punches!”
(Indian Express)

This “charming comedy that strays from formula” (Toronto Star) was a film festival favourite across the world, and was hailed as “one of the best in its genre” (Rediff) and “undoubtedly one of the best Indian American films.”
(Indian Express)

This crime-comedy is “one film that defies the routine-ness of Telugu cinema, yet delivers entertaining content” (Idlebrain).