Hindi

Review :- A Wednesday (2008) was about giving a stern warning to terrorists and the system that a common man's resilience should not be taken for granted. This film draws inspiration from it and goes a step further as it offers an…
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Review :- Ayesha (Swara Bhaskar) and Uday (Bhanu Uday) relocate to Jabalpur from Mumbai after Uday takes up a job there. They are put up at a spacious guest house in a deserted location. In no time, Ayesha senses a mysterious presence in…
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Review :- There's a line in F*ugly which mirrors the movie beautifully - "Apne aap ko bara James Bond samajhta hai." All through its tight run-time, F*ugly struts around with the awareness of being edgy - but falls off the edge. F*ugly had…
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Review :- Razor-wielding Munna Supari (Deepak Dobriyal) aspires to be a well-known henchman of a crime lord. Angry young man Daler Singh (Varun Mehra) is a no-nonsense guy, madly in love with Kajari (Keeya Khanna), pickpocket Bunty (Tarun…
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Review :- Gagged men tumble out of his closet. Tied up terrorists and 'sleeper cells' too. Hell's bells, they're far from 'sleeping beauties'. But then they have to make our brave-heart Virat Bakshi (Akshay) look good. And he sure does.…
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Review :- In a nutshell - SRK, Salman and company rule Pakistan. If not the 'sarzameen', then definitely their hearts and souls. Such is the crossover power of Bollywood. This movie dares to go to 'no man's' land, in between the physical…
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Review :- So, Citylights is based on Sean Ellis' acclaimed Metro Manila, but it also unlocks the doors to other movies in your mind. This is both a strength and drawback for this remarkable film. Deepak Singh (Rao) loses his village shop…
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Review :- Here's a dosti-yaari story packaged and dished out in pure Dilli dhaaba-style - with local tadka (no extra toppings). With a young, fresh star-cast - minus frills and fanfare. No mundas baring bronzed six-pack bods or gori mundis…
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Review :- Even slumdogs have dreams bundled away in their crumbling chawls, beneath piles of garbage and atop roofless homes. So what if it's not about millions and mansions, chateaus or chartered planes. Their sapna is made of strong…
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Review :- So, Heropanti is like DDLJ - wearing knuckle-dusters. The action is in 'Jat-land' where rural lord Choudhary Suraj Singh (Raj) is celebrating the arranged marriage of his daughter Renu (Dhar). The wedding's high Haryanvi style,…
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