Author: Swapna Kumari
Swapna Kumari
A journalist and film critic by trade, she holds a degree in Film History and Criticism from Jadavpur University in Kolkata. She has been with entertnr.com as a co-founder and writer since 2026. Her work also includes critical essays on cinema, something she has been at since the publication of her first book in 2017 and does in addition to her regular entertainment reporting.
House of the Dragon Season 3 examines isolation and intimacy as Rhaenyra and Mysaria’s complex bond reshapes the core of Team Black.
How the second season of Batman: Caped Crusader came to a close, with an analysis of the ambiguous ending, the toxin that has run amok in the city and the unsettling work of Matthew Needham as the Joker.
A deep-dive analysis of the complex relationship between Ser Criston Cole and Ser Gwayne Hightower in House of the Dragon, exploring their class friction, contrasting trauma, and role in the Green faction.
A look at the unassuming way Beth and Rip’s dialogue in the later seasons of Yellowstone set the stage for their Dutton Ranch spin-off.
Silo Season 3, Episode 5 shatters the season’s biggest mysteries by revealing Robert Sims’ clandestine rescue of Bernard, Juliette’s emotional memory restoration via a Pez dispenser, and a terrifying autonomous vehicle hijacking in the Before Times
We take a close look at the end of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and its implications for Peter Parker, from Ned’s breakthrough with his memory and Sadie Sink’s first outing as a mutant to what lies ahead in the MCU.
An exploration of the ties between Dreamfyre and Harrenhal allows House of the Dragon to get to the bottom of a Game of Thrones mystery regarding the source of Daenerys’s dragon eggs.
A look at how House of the Dragon Season 3 puts a fine point on the shortcomings of Game of Thrones’ dragons, pitting autonomous creatures against the old plot devices.
We offer a full recap and review of the sixth episode of Season 3, examining the changing dynamics in King’s Landing and the brutal conclusion of Criston Cole at the Butcher’s Ball.
The marketing for Avengers: Doomsday is in overdrive, and if you are to believe the buzz, the trailer has been holding back on a rather large cross-generational alliance. Here is how we see Marvel laying the groundwork for its biggest showdown yet, with Loki at the helm and some of the multiverse’s old guard called in to help.