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Top Chef season 22 has been taking the culinary cooking show genre by storm right now. The thrilling challenges and the fearful eliminations have kept everyone on the edge of their seats. While these challenges sometimes surprise us in a good way, other times they just fail to leave an impact. The same happened recently in episode 4.

The challenge was based on the game show Jeopardy!, and while the premise definitely sounds intriguing, as the episode goes on, the challenge feels a little unfair.

Michael Cera and Kristen Kish in a still from Top Chef | Credits: Bravo

Don’t get me wrong—there’s still plenty to enjoy in this episode. But as I watched it, only one question kept coming to mind: is it fair to send someone home based on a challenge that barely involved cooking?

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It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Singham Again is the least entertaining film of the entire Rohit Shetty Cop Universe. The idea of adapting the Ramayana had a lot of potential, but Shetty and his team of writers missed the mark by a mile. There was no storyline, the dialogs were weak, and I felt really bad for the actors and the entire creative unit because characters like Ravana, if executed properly, would have broken every box office record. There is a reason why a film like Kgf and a character like Rocky struck a chord amidst the masses. Making a mass entertainer does not mean that you do not work on the script at all. As a writer and a creative person, you do cater to mass sensibilities, but you cannot present a weak and sluggish screenplay and expect the film to become an overnight sensation. So...

Singham Again Movie Review Rating:

Star Cast: Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Tiger Shroff, Arjun Kapoor, Jackie Shroff

Director: Rohit Shetty

Singham Again Movie Review (Photo Credit – Instagram)

What’s Good: The locations were vitally significant to the Ramayana, Ranveer Singh was a total Pookie, and some cast members’ power-packed entries were impressive.

What’s Bad: Shoddy screenplay, Classic Rohit Shetty action set-pieces, and nonsensical car crashes that make you go “Ata Majhi Satakli.” Deepika Padukone and Tiger Shroff are a total waste. There is too much reliance on the background score and Ramayan references, preachy dialogues, and an utterly wasted cameo (Why Bhai Why?).

Loo Break: You can choose to take one during the jarring and illogical action sequences. It would not be too much of a miss.

Watch or Not?: Unless you are an Ajay Devgn fan or someone who loves...