Hindi

Review :- Hell hath no fury like a politician scorned. This stands true for the better part of India where every minister is a government unto himself. So you have Mathura's minister-cum-goonda Gajender Singh (Manoj Bajpayee) wooing…
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Review :- What do you make of a film which boasts of a song like, "Come I'll kiss you, awesome mera chumma'? If that's not off-putting enough, it features Rakhi Sawant, who scares the hell out of you with her Chucky (that scary doll from…
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Review :- Given the practical world we live in, this film raises an extremely valid point. What's more important... to become a good person or a successful one? Since most adults would choose the latter, considering it to be the need of…
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Review :- Writer-director Anurag Kashyap is in top form in this suspense thriller that has you by the b...ls from the start. A despondent Shalini (Tejaswini Kolhapure) leans too hard on her whiskey bottle. Your heart races as she fingers a…
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Review :- Arriving on earth, an alien (Aamir) is immediately robbed of the only thing he's wearing, the remote via which he can go home. Knowing nothing of human ways, language, clothing or lies, the alien searches desperately for his…
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Review :- If you fancy American romcoms, you would be able to predict the ending of this film right at the beginning. It has drawn inspiration from various films, the most prominent being Jennifer Aniston-starrer Picture Perfect (1997). In…
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Among the various players, the film predominantly focuses on the righteous Vijay (Nishan Nanaiah). Unlike the rest, he has a lot more to worry about, than winning the game. He must restore the respect his late father rightfully deserved,…
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Review :- Welcome Vishy (Ajay), a self-styled Robin Hood, who picks up street fights with the local goons to earn himself some mega-bucks. He finds support from his chaat-eating sidekick Moosa (Kunaal Roy Kapur) who is more farcical than…
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Review :- So, Sulemani Keeda is a buddy comedy that evokes the original Chashme Buddoor, dudes sharing dreams, desires and the rent. Here, Dulal (Naveen) and Moinak (Mayank) write Bollywood scripts, knocking at filmmakers' doors (in a…
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Review :- 'Zid' is nothing like we have never seen before - it's a story of how love, lust and obsession can drive someone to crime and insanity. Of course, there are the usual suspects - like a love triangle, a cocky detective, some lame…
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