Hindi

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:- 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 :- Okay, so there are no towering 'erections' here - like in the famed Chinese city of the same name. Of course, it's 'election' (now how does the Orient pronounce that?) time and promises abound. The age-old joke, "I will make a…
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Review :- In case I get a spelling wrong, that's because my ears are still ringing with all the seetis and taalis at Rowdy Rathore. The film's an unabashed, gunpowder-hot, sambar-spiced star-vehicle which runs along energetically most of…
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Review :- Ok, let's get this straight - Rakhtbeej is a film you laugh at, not with, the kinda movie you could see with pals, popcorn and a cushion to pop behind when someone's ear gets slashed or arms crushed. Gruesomeness aside, the…
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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 :- 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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Movie Review :- Like other Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) films, Department has an idea - a force to finish the underworld by stepping over the law's boundaries. But like other RGV flicks, this one also blasts itself out of the water, leaving you…
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Movie Review :- Meow! This one's a cat stuck in a time warp - with all its lives, love and many masters. The jarring screech in this story though, is still a fur-ball coughed up from the early 90s. 'Dangerous Ishhq' is about as dangerous…
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Review :- It's the war of the roses. And it's as (t)horny as it can get. Splattered with bandooks and badmaashi, goondas and gaalis - starts this ajab prem kahani. Firebrands Parma (Arjun Kapoor) and Zoya (Parineeti Chopra) are childhood…
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