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The Hindu
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Same plot, new bottles
This week on FOMO Fix, Sudhish Kamath breaks down Bhool Chuk Maaf — the latest entry in the overdone time-loop genre that ironically forgets to be original. Also on the episode: TV Gold: Taylor Sheridan's Landman — where oil meets fire and Billy Bob Thornton holds it all together. If Yellowstone was your vibe, this one is worth drilling into. Heads Up: Vijay Sethupathi stars in Ace, a film that tries to bluff with comedy, action, and a heist — but doesn't quite have the right cards. Retro Ride: Mohanlal's Thudarum revs up old-school action with Ilaiyaraaja music and raw nostalgia — but don't expect Drishyam-style twists. PSA: JJ Abrams throws it back to the '70s with Duster, where fast cars, FBI agents, and blue suede shoes collide. 👁🗨 Watch, skip, or wait — Sudhish Kamath is your binge guide, your designated driver through the noisy streets of content chaos. This is FOMO Fix, brought to you by The Hindu.
The Hindu
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Mission: Impossible to Ignore
Tom Cruise is back doing the impossible — taking on AI, gravity, and a franchise finale in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. But is it worth your time (and IMAX money)? Sudhish Kamath breaks it down with a full franchise recap and ranking on Hype Check with a Mission: Impossible Special. Plus, on TV Gold, don't miss Guy Ritchie's gangster epic Mobland, and catch the riotous finale of Seth Rogen's The Studio. We also cover the Danish thriller Secrets We Keep on Heads Up and call out the problematic Tamil crime drama Fire. Get the fix before the algorithm traps you in another content loop. This week's FOMO Fix will self-destruct in 3… 2… 1… Script and presentation: Sudhish Kamath Music: Ivan Avakian
The Hindu
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Retro, Four Seasons, Thunderbolts and more
The day you find your purpose… or realise you've wasted 200 bucks on a bad movie. This week on FOMO Fix, I, Sudhish Kamath, help you navigate stories about people chasing meaning while the world burns around them. In Hype Check, we look at Retro — Suriya's masala-packed tribute to classic cinema. It's love, laughter, and war… but does it live up to its own hype? In TV Gold, Tina Fey and Steve Carell bring us The Four Seasons, a funny and heartfelt Netflix series about changing relationships through the year. Heads Up covers Marvel's latest misfit team-up — Thunderbolts (now rebranded The New Avengers). Meta, messy, but actually watchable. Also recommending: Muthayya, a charming Telugu indie about a 70-year-old chasing his movie dreams. The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder's absurd, brilliant deep-dive into fake lives and uncomfortable truths (yes, there's a diaper scene). Watch now for the weekly lowdown on what to stream, skip, and why good marketing sometimes looks a lot like purpose. Music: Ivan Avakian
The Hindu
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Watch: Is Andaz Apna Apna still relevant?
Film critics and buddies Raja Sen and Sudhish Kamath take a nostalgic deep-dive into Andaz Apna Apna, the cult comedy classic re-releasing in cinemas this week. From crime master Gogo's chaos to Salman's scene-stealing comic timing, they debate whether the film still works today — or if it's just a rose-tinted time capsule. Slapstick, spoof, or satirical gem? The verdict's in. Also on this episode: TV Gold — The Last of Us Season 2 brings grief, gore, and gut punches. Is this still escape, or just emotional masochism? Heads Up — Logout on Zee5 proves a one-actor thriller can still scroll deep. KHAUF — Real horror hits home in Smita Singh's harrowing hostel haunting. Rewatch Alert — Andaz Apna Apna is back on the big screen. Go for the nostalgia, stay for the oranges gag. Hit play, subscribe for more recs, and remember: Sometimes the only escape is watching someone else lose it. Script and editing: Sudhish Kamath Sound: Ivan Avakian
