Movie Merry Christmas has finally hit the big screens and here is the complete review of the movie.

The upcoming thriller "Merry Christmas," directed by Sriram Raghavan, has garnered praise from those who had the opportunity to watch it before its theatrical release on January 12.

Sriram revealed that when he first conceived the story three years ago, he envisioned a Hindi version with Saif Ali Khan in the lead. However, as he delved deeper into the script, he sensed that something wasn't aligning well.

In a recent press conference for 'Merry Christmas,' Katrina Kaif shared insights into her decision to choose an intimate thriller over larger-than-life action movies.

Director Sriram Raghavan offers intriguing revelations about the highly anticipated film Merry Christmas, shedding light on its connection with Pinocchio, trailer cuts, the one-night story concept, casting decisions, and Katrina Kaif's dedication to learning Tamil for the role.

Katrina wore strappy black heels with the puff-sleeved floral-print dress that had pearl buttons. Her simple pearl earrings gave the ensemble an air of refinement. She split her hair to the side and left it open. She went for a natural-looking base, perfectly groomed brows, lots of mascara, and natural-looking lips for her minimum makeup look.

Now, Vijay Sethupathi got in touch with the media where he was asked whether he chooses to become a star or an actor and what attracts him to do complex and negative characters.

Katrina Kaif got in touch with the media where she was asked a couple of questions like the changes in the portrayal of a female lead in the last decade, her experience working with Vijay Sethupathi and much more.

In an exclusive interview, Katrina Kaif shares the challenges faced during the making of 'Merry Christmas,' highlighting the nuanced thriller's complexity and her language barrier. The actress reveals the emotional moments when Sriram Raghavan insisted on a bilingual approach, making her delve into Tamil dialogues.

In a recent interview, the actress who has been in several successful films, including Jab Tak Hai Jaan, Namastey London, Welcome, and Singh Is King, spoke about how she believed she was braver in her early career.