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The Hindu
27-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Gigolos, Cult Killers & Vir Das: What to Watch This Week FOMO Fix Ep 16
Sudhish Kamath returns with another episode of FOMO Fix to help you plan your weekly watchlist. This week's highlights include the absurd and intriguing Mandala Murders on Netflix and the surprisingly profound comedy Rangeen on Prime Video — which one is worth your time? Plus, Vir Das drops his new stand-up special Fool Volume, and we take a look at Adults, a Gen Z remix of the classic sitcom. And finally, the verdict is in on Special Ops 2 on Disney+ Hotstar. If you're choosing what to laugh or cry over this week, we've got you covered.
The Hindu
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Why Saiyaara is a sleeper super hit? Too Much, Aap Jaisa Koi & Nagesh Kukunoor's The Hunt
Watch: Why Saiyaara is a sleeper super hit? | Too Much, Aap Jaisa Koi & Nagesh Kukunoor's The Hunt | FOMO Fix Episode 15 One second you're in love. The next? You're trending. Welcome to the season of the anti-climax, where every high has a twist that knocks the wind out of your feels. In this week's episode of FOMO Fix, Sudhish Kamath dissects four buzzy new titles that explore what happens when romance doesn't go according to script: Saiyaara – Mohit Suri's surprise box office hit starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda brings back the Rockstar-style heartbreak, but with a Gen Z pulse. Too Much – Lena Dunham returns with a hilarious takedown of rom-com expectations in this brutally honest Brit love story. Aap Jaisa Koi – R. Madhavan and Fatima Sana Shaikh explore mismatched love, secrets, and second chances in this offbeat rom-com. The Hunt – Nagesh Kukunoor delivers a gripping account of the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case in this razor-sharp thriller based on true events. Stay till the end for a sneak peek of Sudhish's exclusive interview with Nagesh Kukunoor on why you should watch The Hunt.
The Hindu
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Top 5 Must-Watch Shows & Movies This Week
This week on FOMO Fix, Sudhish Kamath takes you on a ride through five wild titles that push the limits of human nature—and your trust. • Jurassic World: Rebirth bites into our hubris with dino-sized spectacle • Brad Pitt's F1 puts pedal to fantasy in a turbocharged box office hit • Squid Game Season 3 dares you to watch… and then questions your conscience • Traitors and Criminal Justice finales unpack betrayal and poetic justice • And Pune Highway is a darkly funny bromance murder mystery with more secrets than survivors Watch till the end for this week's TV Gold recommendation you don't want to miss. FOMO Fix is your weekly 8-minute recommendation show that helps you avoid bad watches and discover what's worth your time. Script, Host & Editing: Sudhish Kamath
The Hindu
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Traitors India is so cringe it's brilliant
On this week's FOMO Fix, Sudhish Kamath dives headfirst into the chaos of Traitors India, a reality TV bomb that's part cringe, part brilliance, and all drama. Trust is a trap, betrayal is currency, and influencer culture finally has its gladiator arena. Also in this episode: • A heads-up on Raid 2, Ajay Devgn's latest OTT release that takes the slow road to action • Mayor of Kingstown, a Taylor Sheridan show so intense it feels illegal • Panchayat Season 4's unexpected pivot from sweet satire to stealth revolution • And this week's TV Gold: Kerala Crime Files Season 2, a taut investigative thriller that outshines even the best of its genre
The Hindu
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Why this rom-com fell apart: Case study: ‘Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar'
You're vibing to a fun rom-com — then suddenly it turns into a tearful breakup. Wait, what just happened? Welcome to Frequently Made Mistakes, hosted by Sudhish Kamath — where we do script post-mortems to understand what went wrong… and how to fix it. Today's mistake? Tonally confused storytelling — when a film can't decide if it's a comedy or a drama and ends up being neither. Case Study: Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar (Ranbir Kapoor & Shraddha Kapoor) We dig into how the film nails both comedy and drama separately — but fumbles when it tries to blend them. What you'll learn: • Why tone is a promise you make to the audience • How great films like The Big Sick, Queen, and Little Miss Sunshine get it right • Simple writing tricks to balance comedy and drama smoothly • A screenwriting exercise to help you master tonal control If your screenplay swings from jokes to tears without warning — this episode is for you. Watch, learn, and never confuse your audience again. Music: Ivan Avakian
