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It is difficult to make a fair assessment on how deep into the slush Ek Badnaam Aashram jumps to “expose” the cult of godmen. Bobby Deol’s bovine Baba Nirala is the kind of sleazy godman that no self-respecting anti-hero would want to play. There is a limit to artistic licence, and to even extend the word ‘art’ into something so emphatically sleazy is a crime against grime.

I waded through five concluding episodes of the third season in the hope of finding a glimmer of redemptive light at the end of this pitch-dark tunnel. Sure, the law finally catches up with Baba Nirala. At the end I got the very disturbing feeling that this dangerously sleaze-friendly series will find its way back on the Ott platform. God forbid the Godman’s return for a fourth season!

The five concluding episodes of Season 1 unravel like bidi wrappings, and the stench of rot prevails.

Here is the movie review of Mere Pyare Prime Minister. Released today, the movie directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, featuring Anjali Patil and child actor Om Kanojiya in lead roles addresses relevant issues. Is the movie effective? Let?s find out in the movie review of Mere Pyare Prime Minister.

The most distinguish feature of Mere Pyare Prime Minister

The specialty of Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra to address relevant issues that concern the nation in a lighthearted feel good manner is maintained. After Rang De Basanti, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra says his mann ki baat by twinning the jazzbat of national on screen emblem of patriotism - Akshay Kumar starrer Toilet: Ek Prem Katha with national award winner director Nila Madhab Panda?s Halka with heart.

The story of Mere Pyare Prime Minister

Kannu (Om Kanojiya) lives in a slum with his mother Sargam (Anjali Patil). Lack of proper sanitation and toilet forces Kannu,...