Movies

Review :- If you liked 'women-oriented' films made in the 90's, where the fairer sex was primarily portrayed as the sacrificing-virtuous lot and when women were expected to be nothing but docile, you may be able to tolerate this one. If…
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Review :- Filmmaker Jay Prakash intends to make an expose on the nightlife of Mumbai, a la Madhur Bhandarkar. But shoddy execution, poor performances and immature storytelling make it look too tacky for you to analyze the topic presented.…
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Review :- Pawan Kripalani, whose previous film 'Ragini MMS', scared the living daylights out of us, 'Darr @ The Mall' comes as a huge disappointment. While one doesn't expect much of a novelty in terms of story when it comes to horror,…
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Review :- Straight up, Highway is not a sunny, funny road-trip. It is Imtiaz Ali's starkest, darkest work yet. Rich Veera (Bhatt) steps away from her Monsoon Wedding-style shaadi preparations (a handheld camera capturing gold, ghaghras and…
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Review :  Straight up, Gunday pays loving homage to Bollywood classics 'Sholay', 'Kaala Patthar' and other 'brothers-in-arms' films while offering more. Gunday is Oliver Twist, given a Bollywood twist. Orphaned Bala (Kapoor) saves waif…
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Review :  The much revered maulana Jilani (Akhilendra Mishra) is actually a wicked man who brainwashes young boys, so they commit atrocities in the name of religion. For his own vested interest, he incites violence by convincing the…
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Review :  Shekhar Suman's directorial debut Heartless is inspired by the Hollywood medical thriller Awake. The film, nicely adapted and understated (except for the misplaced title track) deals with the disturbingly real phenomenon of…
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Review :  Best friends Jatin (Sahil Anand), Harry (Sumit Suri) and Rohan (Amol Parashar) take a road trip to Manali as Jatin is engaged to the very dominating Tamanna (Preet Kamal) and wants to make the most of his single-hood before being…
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Review :  Hasee Toh Phasee is for the romantics who like their martinis stirred not shaken. Debutant director Vinil Mathew's straight-forward approach is smart and fresh; his characters are lovable. Nikhil(Sidharth Malhotra) is an optimist,…
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Review :- Wait to be seated, in the meanwhile take a look at the menu tonight. The portions are large, so everything is served one by two. In the 'Specials' we have a daringly different product of Bollywood, Abhay Deol. With a storyline…
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