Every Woman is a Wonder Woman

As has been said many times before, it took 75 years to give Wonder Woman her own franchise. Not a great one for diversity and inclusion. The story is simple, the execution flawless. Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) heads into Europe to destroy Ares, the god of war and the perpetrator of WWII. Worth more than just a watch

16/20

Nutan is Newton

Nutan aka Newton Kumar conducts an election in Naxalite infested Chhatisgarh. Calling into question who lives off the land, how democracy truly works, and begs the question as to how we should make sense of it all. A black comedy par excellence, haunting in more than one way..

14/20

The War For Independence

The ghazi attack is about an war between India and Pakistan because east pakistan wants to seprate from Pakistan so this story starts when the Pakistan navy sends a submarine named ghazi and when the Indian navy comes to know they send a submarine named s21 then the s21 goes for some distance until they come to know that the submarine ghazi sent a torpedo on a Indian ship in which two refugees survived and then Pakistan creats a land mine which made the Indian ship crash ash but they manage to float then the other side sends six torpedoes and they miss them and India sends another torpedo which made ghazi crash

- Vinayak Gupta

12/20

The Lost Children

Lion is about two boys who got lost at a railway station and the younger boy  boards a train which is empty and goes to callcuta and then he starts shouting and is not able to find then after some time a orphanage takes him and then a man and woman from Australia take him there and he lives there with another boy for the next twenty years and he uses google earth to find his biological parents and then he comes to India and he finds his real parents and he realised that his older brother has died but he still has the love for his Australian parents

15/20

The Idea that clicked

Persistence wins. Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton) a man of many outlandish ideas out in the Midwest, finds his way forward through monetizing the idea of Mac (John Carroll Lynch) and Dick McDonald (Nick Offerman) - to make burgers fries and cola in a quik service format for the family - and the end of the drive-in culture. The Founder is a detailed biography of Ray and is as much about his ambition as his persistence and luck. To quote:  https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/c/calvincool414555.html