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  Review: iSmart Shankar Ismart Shankar , directed by Puri Jagannadh, is a high-octane action-packed film that takes audiences on a wild ride through the streets of Hyderabad. The film is a masala entertainer that delivers exactly what it promises—a blend of over-the-top action, flashy visuals, and a narrative that leans heavily into the realms of science fiction and fantasy. Plot and Setting: A Rollercoaster Ride The story revolves around Shankar (played by Ram Pothineni), a small-time, loud-mouthed thug with a reputation for being ruthless and unpredictable. After successfully carrying out a contract killing, Shankar finds himself on the run from both the police and the powerful politicians he’s crossed. The twist comes when a top cop, Arun (played by Satyadev Kancharana), is killed in the line of duty while investigating a high-profile case. To retrieve crucial information from Arun’s brain, scientists implant a memory chip in Shankar’s head, which leads to chaotic and often con...

Review: Stree 2 Stree 2 , the much-anticipated sequel to the 2018 horror-comedy Stree , builds on its predecessor’s success by diving deeper into the folklore, laughs, and scares that made the original a sleeper hit. Directed by Amar Kaushik, the film aims to blend supernatural elements with sharp social commentary, a formula that worked exceptionally well in the first installment. However, as is often the case with sequels, Stree 2 faces the challenge of living up to the original while trying to introduce fresh elements to the story. Plot and Setting: A Familiar Haunt The sequel takes us back to the small, sleepy town of Chanderi, which is once again gripped by fear due to the return of the mysterious female spirit known as “Stree.” This time, the town's people are more prepared and determined to confront the ghost, thanks to the experience and knowledge they gained from their previous encounters. The narrative picks up from where the first film left off, with a few new character...