‘Maa’ and ‘F1: The Movie’ Review and Release Live Updates: Kajol’s horror thriller clashes with Brad Pitt’s sports drama
Kajol steps into horror with ‘Maa’
‘Maa’ marks Kajol’s first full horror film, and it’s not just any horror—it’s a mythological supernatural thriller directed by Vishal Furia. She plays the lead role of Ambika, a strong mother who must protect her daughter from a deadly curse. The story begins after Ambika’s husband dies in a mysterious, otherworldly incident. In search of answers, Ambika and her daughter visit his hometown, where they uncover a dangerous legend.
The film takes place in the fictional village of Chandarpur. Their simple road trip quickly turns into a nightmare when they make a stop at a lonely hotel near a dark forest. Things go from bad to worse when a local girl named Dipu offers to take the daughter to a haunted place—and then disappears. This sets off a tense chain of events, and suspicion begins to fall on the mother and daughter.
Brad Pitt returns to the track in ‘F1:The Movie’
If you prefer action and drama over horror, ‘F1: The Movie’ offers an entirely different experience. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the film stars Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a former Formula 1 driver who once had a promising career. But after a serious crash in the 1990s, he disappeared from the racing scene.
Years later, he’s asked to return by his former teammate Reuben Cervantes, who now runs the struggling Apex GP team. The team is in trouble—they haven’t scored any points in two whole seasons. Desperate for results, Reuben brings Sonny back and pairs him with a young, talented, and hot-headed rookie, Joshua Pearce, played by Damson Idris. The film follows Sonny as he tries to make a comeback, not just in racing, but in life. The team is counting on him to help turn things around. At the same time, he must work with a new generation of racers, including Joshua, who brings both speed and drama to the story.
Which one will you watch?
Both ‘Maa’ and ‘F1: The Movie’ offer strong stories and powerful performances. If you’re in the mood for spooky horror with a deep emotional bond between a mother and daughter, ‘Maa’ is the perfect pick. If you want adrenaline-pumping racing scenes, second chances, and action with a heart, then ‘F1 The Movie’ is your go-to. Both ‘Maa’ and ‘F1: The Movie’ are now showing in cinemas across the country.
Stay tuned here for live updates and reviews as these two exciting films hit the big screen!
