Movies

Review :- Beehad attempts to present the story of the dreaded dacoits of the Chambal Valley during the time they looted and pillaged the land along the Beehad River Valley and roamed unchallenged. However, the actors seem to think that…
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Review :- So who's a zombie? For some it's a sleep-derived person who walks around as if in a trance. For others, it's a soulless creature who can be revived by witchcraft. But in Krishna D K and Raj Nidimoru's Go Goa Gone, the zombies are…
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Review :- She's a typical 14-year-old, hungering for junk food and caring-a-damn about her unwaxed legs and unplucked eyebrows. She's no topper. Far from a head-turner. She's Gippi (Riya), a gregarious, gol-matol gal. The bindaas…
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Review :- Four Two Ka One, 'the title' reminded us of Shah Rukh Khan starrer One 2 ka 4 (2001). While there is nothing common between the two, Four Two Ka One also looks like a film which belongs to the past decade. The film is a comedy…
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Review :- Bombay Talkies (BT) celebrates Bollywood's centenary - by deconstructing Bollywood's formula. Loving families, skin-tight genders, glittering stardom and happy endings get tossed about by the four directors here. Does this work?…
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Review :- Sanjay Gupta's Shootout At Wadala largely draws inspiration from journalist-author S Hussain Zaidi's Dongri to Dubai-6 decades of the Mumbai mafia. But the maker takes the cinematic liberty of changing the material at hand to…
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Review :- Bheem Bheem Bheem, Chhota Bheem Bheem Bheem... the song was an anthem of sorts for all the kids who showed up for the morning show of this film! They giggled when Bheem gulped down his favourite laddoos and even clapped when he…
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Review :- Having visited the 'National Film Archive of India' in Pune, as a mass-media/film appreciation student, I was one of the privileged few who got an opportunity to see rare footage from iconic classics made over 50 years ago!…
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Review :- He sings. She sings. He, for his stardom. She, for her supper. And the twain meet. In a restrobar, where she croons and he swoons. And Aashiqui is born. Again! Retelling the celebrity story that stardom ain't an easy ride. It…
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Review :- Bollywood rarely enters the 'science-fiction' territory and when it does,the results have been mostly disastrous. Rajesh Bachchani takes the road less travelled and makes a film which pleasantly surprises you. Shreedhar Upadhyay…
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