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Among the various players, the film predominantly focuses on the righteous Vijay (Nishan Nanaiah). Unlike the rest, he has a lot more to worry about, than winning the game. He must restore the respect his late father rightfully deserved,…
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Review :- Welcome Vishy (Ajay), a self-styled Robin Hood, who picks up street fights with the local goons to earn himself some mega-bucks. He finds support from his chaat-eating sidekick Moosa (Kunaal Roy Kapur) who is more farcical than…
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Review :- So, Sulemani Keeda is a buddy comedy that evokes the original Chashme Buddoor, dudes sharing dreams, desires and the rent. Here, Dulal (Naveen) and Moinak (Mayank) write Bollywood scripts, knocking at filmmakers' doors (in a…
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Review :- 'Zid' is nothing like we have never seen before - it's a story of how love, lust and obsession can drive someone to crime and insanity. Of course, there are the usual suspects - like a love triangle, a cocky detective, some lame…
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Review :- This story has its heart in the right place, mind all over the place, and finger on the wrong pulse. 'Ungli' is socially relevant, earnest in delivering a strong message, albeit, the weak execution doesn't support the larger…
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Review :- Happy Ending stylishly remixes Saif Ali Khan's trademark avatar as a brat who won't grow up. Saif plays Yudi, author in LA, high on sex and success. Yudi avoids new work and commitment - which his ex (Preity Zinta in cameo,…
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Review :- The movie opens with our male and female protagonists - Titoo and Gulshan (Dahiya and Jaiswal) - who are each sitting with their lawyer and discussing what we will find out, are their marital woes. Their respective stories are…
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Review :- Shaad Ali's Kill Dil is inspired by countless Hollywood movies that showcase the protagonists romancing the gun. Here too, the two heroes Dev (Ranveer Singh) and Tutu (Ali Zafar) are orphans who are raised by a local Delhi don,…
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Review :- It's been over a decade since Hollywood took a liking to 'low-budget found footage horror' films. The Blair Witch Project (1999) put the genre on the map, making 'based on real life events' the perfect promotional gimmick.…
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Review :- So, Rang Rasiya is a colourful triumph, director Ketan Mehta meriting applause for his portrait of painter Raja Ravi Varma, skillfully blending a biopic, a period film, a love story and a social critique, within a tight frame.…
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