Jainam Turakhia is an award-winning film critic at The Daily Planet with a deep passion for cinema and literature. He’s a multi-talented content creator, book reviewer, and podcaster who actively manages and hosts film festivals, with a special focus on independent cinema. A self-proclaimed comic book aficionado, Jainam has spent years studying the medium, particularly the cinematic universe of Zack Snyder.
In his free time, he channels his love for storytelling by writing poems and stories, and exploring the world through the lens of a hobbyist cinematographer.
“Hills Don’t Dance Alone,” directed by Shubham Negi, is a profoundly thought-provoking film that delves deep into the intricate themes of identity, personal struggle, and the fundamental human need for connection and understanding. It’s a poignant exploration of how, amidst societal pressures and internal battles, genuine empathy can offer a soulful comfort.
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Horror films are a fascinating paradox within the cinematic landscape. It’s a genre almost no one takes seriously, often dismissed as cheap thrills and predictable jump scares, and yet, everyone takes it seriously enough to be genuinely terrified, to jump out of their seats, and to discuss the latest terrifying flick with fervent passion.
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Wednesday Addams returns in Season 2, continuing her dark adventures at Nevermore Academy. The episode impresses with Tim Burton-like visuals, compelling narratives, and Jenna Ortega's stellar performance, resonating with Gen Z culture.
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Like his previous works, Hosseini avoids cheap theatrics, opting for a raw, unflinching look at harsh realities. This commitment to authenticity is what makes the book so powerful. The story begins with a fable told by a father, Saboor, to his two children, Abdullah and Pari, as they travel through the mountains.
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The book addresses heavy themes such as grief, trauma, abuse, war, and violence with a raw and honest approach that few other works can match. It stands as a masterpiece of storytelling, seemingly written straight from the heart.
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“The Bad Guys 2” opens with a dazzling, high-octane car chase through the bustling streets of Cairo, and from that very moment, you know this film isn’t here to play safe — it’s going all in. The scope is bigger, the stakes are higher, and so is the energy. Unrelenting.
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"Fantastic Four: First Steps" is a visually stunning, character-driven film blending personal stakes with clever storytelling, marking a refreshing take on the franchise.
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You know those films that make you feel like a kid again? “Smurfs“ (2025) is precisely that — an explosion of color, chaos, charm, and all things blue.
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Before we dive in, everyone, head to your social media and ask James Gunn to give his marketing team a raise.
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Joseph Kosinski's "F1" is an exciting film featuring Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes. It looks great and moves quickly, but it doesn't explore the characters deeply. Overall, it's a fun movie with some weaknesses.
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