For the most part, ‘Emergency’ is more a scattershot caricature of time and place and people, riddled with tacky computer graphics: in a preposterous sequence, Manekshaw, Indira, the members of the ...

She effortlessly fitted into the role with her facial expressions and nasal twang. Emergency highlights the good, bad and ugly side of our first Indian Prime Minister with proper balance. The best ...

Emergency movie review: Kangana Ranaut's film Emergency briefly touches on the 1975 Emergency while attempting to provide a crash course on Indira Gandhi's life, but struggles to delve deeply into key ...

Kangana Ranaut’s political drama Emergency had a slow box office start, earning approximately Rs 1 lakh from early morning shows on its day of release. The film is expected to pick up throughout ...

What’s Bad: An episodic feeling in parts. Though the film is titled Emergency, based on the darkest chapter in Free India and the biggest and mammoth blunder done by Indira Gandhi, it is no less ...

Emergency movie review: Fine acting performances, led by Kangana Ranaut, salvage this film, but only barely, as a week script lets it down. Emergency movie review: Kangana Ranaut plays former PM ...

‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ set for digital and physical release—here’s when you can watch it at home Story: Set against the backdrop of the Emergency imposed in 1975, the political drama ...

Hoping to get more emergency vehicles on our streets using federal funding, public safety oversight chair Senator Shawn Gumataotao wrote to Governor Lou Leon Guerrero requesting that her ...

Quick take: Emergency portrays Indira Gandhi as an iron lady who uplifted India through her rule. Kangana Ranaut has directed the film and essayed the lead role. The film starts with a speech by ...

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Having a car unlocks the seemingly endless freedom of the open road — and the inevitability that something will eventually leave you stranded on the side of it, wishing you had an emergency car ...