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  Released on February 13, 2026,   Black Birthday   is a bold step for Gujarati cinema, venturing into the rarely explored territory of psychological slow-burn thrillers. Directed by Brijesh Solanki and Shahid Ali, the film ditches the typical "Dhollywood" loud comedy for a somber, atmospheric mystery that asks:   How well do you really know your friends? 🎬  Plot Overview The story revolves around a group of five close-knit friends who gather to celebrate a birthday. However, the celebration takes a dark turn when one of them is found dead. While the initial evidence points toward a tragic suicide, the arrival of the police begins to peel back layers of deception. As the investigation deepens, the "closed-door" mystery forces the remaining four friends to confront their own buried secrets. The film isn't just a "whodunnit"; it’s an exploration of strained relationships and the hidden motives that emerge when loyalty is put under a microscope. આખી ફિલ્...

 The Gujarati film industry, widely known as Dhollywood, is experiencing a subtle yet meaningful evolution. Shifting away from the rural melodramas that once defined it, modern Gujarati cinema is increasingly embracing urban settings, experimental storytelling, and character-focused narratives. A recent addition to this changing landscape is Pass Na Pass, a film that blends the lighthearted elements of a buddy comedy with the intensity of a socially driven drama. Released on February 6, 2026, and directed by Rafiq Talukdar, the 133-minute film explores themes of friendship, failure, and the complicated nature of second chances. It has quickly become a topic of discussion across Gujarat for its layered storytelling and emotional depth. The Plot: Choices and Consequences At the heart of Pass Na Pass are two friends, Micky (Malhar Pandya) and Vicky (Jasmin Patel). The title cleverly reflects India’s deep-rooted fixation on “results” — the simple idea of passing or failing. However, th...