Vir Das just dropped a fever dream disguised as a spy spoof, and the industry is spiraling. Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos  doesn't just subvert the spy genre; it sets the tropes on fire and dances in the ashes. If you were expecting Pathaan  or Tiger , you’re in the wrong theater this is a calculated masterclass in absurdist cinema that risks alienating the masses to secure a cult following. What Actually Happened? Happy Patel (Vir Das), a bumbling MI7 agent raised in London,

If you thought the box office battles of 2025 were messy, 2026 is about to enter its villain era. We aren’t just looking at "movies"; we are staring at a lineup so chaotic it’s going to break the BookMyShow servers. From Shah Rukh Khan facing off against "hate campaigns" to the Ramayana  finally becoming a reality, the timeline is already spiralling. Forget the "pan-India" debate—2026 is about global domination. If you aren't saving money for IMAX tickets yet, the math isn't

Okay, we need to discuss the Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos  trailer because my timeline is currently spiraling. Aamir Khan Productions dropping an irreverent spy comedy directed by Vir Das? This is the kind of chaotic collaboration that feels like a hallucination induced by too much caffeine. It’s giving Delhi Belly  nostalgia, but with a side of "trying too hard to be cool." We aren't just watching a trailer; we are witnessing a very specific mid-life crisis on celluloid. Th

Okay, stop everything you are doing literally, put the chai down because the internet is screaming and for once, it’s for all the right reasons. Aamir Khan Productions just woke up and chose violence (quite literally) with the announcement of their new film, Happy Patel . Forget those boring, copy-paste motion posters we usually scroll past. Aamir Khan and Vir Das just dropped a meta-skit that has rented space inside our heads rent-free. It’s giving chaos, it’s giving self-aw