RKY Film Reviews

  The Hunt: The Chilling True Story Behind Rajiv Gandhi’s Assassination" A Night That Changed India Forever It was a warm May night in 1991. Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was greeting supporters at a rally in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, when a woman bent down to touch his feet. Suddenly—a massive explosion. The blast killed Rajiv Gandhi instantly, along with 16 others. The assassin? A suicide bomber from the LTTE, a Sri Lankan militant group seeking revenge. India was in shock. The government needed answers— fast . Enter CBI’s Special Investigation Team (SIT), a group of India’s sharpest detectives with just 90 days to catch the killers. The Investigation: A Race Against Time The series, based on journalist Aniruddha Mitra’s book  Ninety Days , follows IGP DR Karthikeyan (Amit Sial) and his elite team as they piece together the conspiracy behind the assassination. The Elite CBI Team: DIG Amod Kant (Danish Iqbal) ...

  Kaalidhar Laapata Movie Review: Abhishek Bachchan’s Heartfelt Performance Steals the Show If you're looking for a touching drama about love, loss, and unexpected friendships, Kaalidhar Laapata is a film worth watching. Starring Abhishek Bachchan in one of his most emotional roles, this Hindi remake of the Tamil hit KD (Karuppu Durai) delivers a mix of laughter, tears, and life lessons. Plot Summary: A Man Abandoned, A Bond Rediscovered Kaalidhar (Abhishek Bachchan) is a middle-aged man suffering from memory loss and hallucinations. His siblings, burdened by his medical expenses, decide to abandon him at the Kumbh Mela, where people often go missing. Heartbroken, Kaalidhar overhears their plan and runs away before they can execute it. Lost and alone, he meets Ballu (Daivik Bhagela), a spirited 8-year-old orphan. Despite their age gap, an unlikely father-son bond form between them. Together, they create a bucket list...

  If you loved  Abhishek Bachchan’s  performance in  ' Kaalidhar Laapata' ,  then you’re in for a treat! The actor has delivered some unforgettable roles over the years, proving his versatility beyond just being a star kid. From intense dramas to gripping thrillers, here are  Abhishek Bachchan’s 5 best performances  that showcase his incredible acting range. 1.  🎥  Guru (2007) – The Rise of a Dreamer Abhishek’s performance in  Guru  is widely considered his career-defining role. Directed by the legendary Mani Ratnam,  Guru  follows the story of Gurukant Desai, a small-town boy with big dreams. Inspired by real-life business tycoons, Guru’s journey from a textile seller to a corporate mogul is both inspiring and layered with realism. What makes  Guru  truly special is how Abhishek transforms physically and emotionally for the role. He gained 20 kilos to fit into the character’s skin and modeled his body language ...

  How Kamal Haasan Redefined My Love for Cinema Growing up, I was a die-hard fan of action movies. The larger-than-life heroes like Mithun Chakraborty and Dharmendra were my idols—until I watched  Sadma . Kamal Haasan’s performance in that film completely shattered my perception of acting. It wasn’t just about heroism; it was about raw emotion, depth, and storytelling. That’s when I realized—Kamal Haasan isn’t just an actor; he’s an experience. If you haven’t explored his filmography yet, you’re missing out on some of Indian cinema’s finest gems. Here are  5 Kamal Haasan movies you must watch before you die —each one a masterpiece in its own right. 1. Sadma (1983) – A Heartbreaking Tale of Love and Loss Why You Should Watch It: Sadma  is not just a movie; it’s an emotional journey. Kamal Haasan plays Somu, a lonely schoolteacher who forms an unlikely bond with Nehalata (Sridevi), a woman with the mind of a child after a traumatic accident. What Makes It Special? Kama...