Drama

Review :- Riwayat opens with a shocking statistic - 100 million girls are missing around the world. They're killed at birth or even before they're born. That's dramatic enough for a disturbing movie to be made. Only, it must be made well.…
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Review :- Even Alice wouldn't be able to brave this wonderland. Of deep mysteries, shattering myths, daayans, horrifying beliefs, dusty roads, parched lands and dried ponds. But our desi Alice, Shreya (Lehar Khan) is all set to encounter…
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Review :- Delhi in a Day (DIAD) captures two Indias - its rich, glossy, affable self and its grotty, sweaty, desperate self, the first represented by the wealthy Bhatias, Mukund (Kharbanda), Kalpana (Dubey) and their spoilt brats, the…
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Review :- Right up, Aalaap is unabashedly a movie by debutantes - its director, cast and crew are largely first-timers. This has pluses and minuses. At its heart, Aalaap is a tense drama, portraying young college students caught in a…
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Review :- This one's a gang bang. Sorry, make that a gang bang-bang; because that's how this story explodes - with bullets, blasts and bust-ups. Throw in gallons of blood, body-counts and 'boom-boom', true Bihari ishtyle. It doesn't need…
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Review :- Is it really that difficult to set things right in an otherwise corrupt system? Moreover, is it really necessary to go in for an image makeover to get things moving your way? Well, if Chakradhaar is anything to go by, it is. No…
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Review :- A few minutes into the movie and you realise there is ample scope to generate a something (burning issues of utmost importance) out of nothing (a cast and movie pretty unheard of). There's a lecture on farmer suicides and…
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Review :- Diary of a Butterfly overflows with hygiene-conscious girls: they are generally showering themselves interminably, having a bubble bath with their lovers or just chilling out in bikinis in the swimming pool. And there are these…
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Review :- The early 1980s were difficult times in Britain. Unemployment, recession, trade union strikes, IRA terrorism - those were hard times when Margaret Thatcher became the country's first woman prime minister in 1979. By the time she…
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Review :- The shooting has been wrapped up and he is at the bar sipping beer. There's a murmur of disbelief all round as she steps into the bar, walks up to him and says, "I just wanted to say goodbye before leaving. Don't forget me." He…
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