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Review :- Badlapur is a gobsmacking movie that suffuses on screen - a deftly written story, spectacular performances and an intelligently layered screenplay. What works best here is the film's unpredictability. From the minute it begins,…
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Review :- The film begins in Pakistani side of Punjab before Partition. Sepia tones and a melancholy mood effectively capture the anguish of uprooted Sikh families crossing the border and arriving in India. Like the rest of his tribe,…
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Review :- Get ready to go on a 'trip'. This one's rolled up in celluloid - with all the kaleidoscopic colours and hues associated with it. Roy takes you on an orgasm of the imagination, and gives you a treat of visual delight - with all…
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Review :- MSG is an indescribable mind-numbing experience. It's so unapologetic in nature that it renders you speechless. As you watch the saint revel in his fantasy-filled heroics for over three hours, strutting in atrocious clothing and…
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Review :- So, Shamitabh has a lovely concept - a boy falls in love with the movies and dreams of becoming a star. He has pizzazz, passion, presence - but no voice. Daanish (Dhanush) is born mute, his soul, like the film-mad lad of Cinema…
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Review :- No matter how noble the intent, poor execution cannot be excused. Especially when you attempt to make a biopic, pay an ode to someone who's made a difference to the society. You need special talent to make a terribly uninspiring…
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Review :- In spite of Meera telling Kabir that her hotel (built in the style of an English country manor) is vacant, without batting an eye he chooses to stay! She also mentions that she is married to an ailing Jaidev (Gurmeet Choudhary),…
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Review :- The makers of Hawaizaada are prudent to tell you that this is a work of fiction, though the material at hand is sourced from the life of Marathi scientist Shivkar Talpade, who constructed and flew India's first plane in 1895. The…
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Review :- Aayesha's maid Remy (Ashwini Kalsekar) who first discovers her dead body, alleged boyfriend Riaz, parents Rajesh and Aarti (Tisca Chopra), their doctor friends, absconding servant Chetan, his relative Sudhakar Mishra...…
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Review :- A top-secret counter-espionage team 'Baby' is born after 26/11. Its officers, led by Ajay Singh (Akshay), have no official records or responsibilities - except to thwart terror attacks. If caught, the government maintains…
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