Comedy

Review :- Daal mein kuch kaala hain! Hona hi tha... because... 1) The movie has just too many characters - some eleven... and counting. 2) The characters have names you don't want to hear - Daaboo, Kamalfeku, Chilambhai, Gopalyeda,... 3)…
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Review:- Vroom! Vroom! It's time to go zoom! Rev up those engines and turn up that turbo firepower for a ride on '560 horses' (as the Ferrari's horsepower is cutely referred to in this squeaky clean, red metal enterprise). Made for all…
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Review :- If you are a DJ (like DJ Rahul Kher) who wants to win over your future father-in-law, here is the (filmmaker's) recipe of love for you... Take a wannabe DJ who thinks 'yo' is the way of life. Then mix it with his passion for…
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Review :- Salman (Kay Kay Menon), son of a one time underworld biggie ( Jackie Shroff, in a flash of an appearance), is on a mission to nail the murderer of his parents, even before he's started mourning their sudden death. ACP Chautala…
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Review :- Looking for designer babies anyone? With the looks of Brad Pitt/Aishwarya? The stardom of SRK? The talent of Lady Gaga? Well, you need a super-sperm that's one in a million, and Vicky Donor (Ayushmann Khurrana) is full of the…
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Review :- In the town of Anandpur, Punjab, no wedding can start without band, bajaa and Bittoo (Pulkit Samrat). He's the blue-eyed-boy of all celebrations, because he's the only 'sesky' (read: sexy) videographer who can turn any Katto into…
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Review :- Sajid Khan is in love - no, it's not what you're thinking. The director of 'Housefull-2' is in love with the movies - especially 1970s Bollywood, all disco-balls, leering villains and hard-chested heroes. Khan mixes this with…
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Review :- You know that thing called 'thay-ter' - where people go on stage, speak really loudly, open their eyes wide and laugh uproariously to make their point? Well, 'thay-ter' can be good - but transported to cinema, it can stretch a…
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Review :- Relax - there's no dark night here. Instead, Samir Karnik's Chaar Din Ki Chandni (CDKC) sparkles with humour - and some dirty fun. It opens with Anupam Kher as a royalty-obsessed Rajput arranging his daughter's marriage. Blessed…
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