Drama

Review :- Kya Dilli? Kya Lahore? Kya 'baat'! Yes, battle-banter over cross-border firing and a bombardment of dialogues forms the crux of this film, set at a time (1948) when the border lines between India and Pakistan reeked of fresh…
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Review :- At the end of 'Revolver Rani' you come out shot by two bullets - one in the gut, the other in the heart. Such is the firepower of one crackerjack of a woman who preens like a desi diva (in metallic conical bras), cusses like a…
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Review :- Actor Satish Kaushik's massive bare body - with a belly of colossal proportions - dunked in a mud-bath, is one of many horrific-hilarious moments in this socio-political satire that's inspired by a true incident. Here's how the…
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Review :- 'Knock Knock!' 'Who's there?" 'BOO!' 'Boo, who?' Don't wet your chads, kiddos. It's just 'Ghostbuster' time with a 70-year old bhoot - mushy as marshmallow - gearing up to play 'peek-a-BOO' once again. After his last visit to…
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Review :- Time for a desert safar(i). So carry gallons of water (even blood can't buy you more), ample sun block and a spirit that doesn't drain along the dusty roads (of Rann of Kutch, Gujarat). There will be camels for company too, so…
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Review :- Wake up to the new face of modern India. Governed by a 28-year Prime Minister, well-bred, free-thinking and fashionably good-looking in denims and designer wear. And a live-in hottie girlfriend as the First Lady. Howzaat? Read on.…
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Review :- Societal norms often dictate our actions and beliefs. Day in, day out, you try hard to fit in. Who would want to come across as ignorant, odd and a prude to the judgmental lot after all? It's easier to agree with the majority,…
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Review :- Fair, fresh and barely fourteen. Pretty and virgin. Comes with a price tag (negotiable). Ready for sale! This is what a brothel-broker's sale-pitch would've been for teenage girl Laskhmi (Monali). A good bargain for a piece of…
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Review :- Sandhya (Leeza Mangaldas), Roohi (Lezlie Tripathy) and Manu (Sonal Giani) are budding musicians who are looking forward to performing at a music concert. A few days before the event, like most city-bred youngsters, the girls let…
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Review :- Sandcastle is a film that, beneath the stylized production, attempts to address an important subject pertaining to women. It is a film that is split into many parts, or chapters, like a book or a play. Each part examines the story…
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