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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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Review :- This 'Aman Ki Asha' is set on neither side of the Indo-Pak border. In fact, it crosses over to Brit-land, where butter chicken and bhangra rule the angrezis. And where Singhs are Kings. Here lies the love story of an Indian girl…
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Review :- Straight on, Gulaab Gang's deepest colour comes from its villain, Madam ji, a politician of supreme ambition and total crassness, played with aplomb by Juhi Chawla. The film's central protagonist is rural Rajjo (Madhuri), who runs…
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Review :- The action begins in a middle-class Delhi household. The father is a mithaiwala; his daughter Rani Mehra or Queen (Kangana Ranaut) is naive, even appears stupid in today's context, a virgin, waiting to get married. Destiny has…
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Review :- He says it. She disagrees. He reacts. She overacts. He makes mistakes, he says sorry. She makes mistakes, 'he' says sorry. So there! Even geniuses like Socrates and Einstein couldn't crack a fool-proof plan to a 'happy marriage'.…
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Review :- If you liked 'women-oriented' films made in the 90's, where the fairer sex was primarily portrayed as the sacrificing-virtuous lot and when women were expected to be nothing but docile, you may be able to tolerate this one. If…
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Review :- Filmmaker Jay Prakash intends to make an expose on the nightlife of Mumbai, a la Madhur Bhandarkar. But shoddy execution, poor performances and immature storytelling make it look too tacky for you to analyze the topic presented.…
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Review :- Pawan Kripalani, whose previous film 'Ragini MMS', scared the living daylights out of us, 'Darr @ The Mall' comes as a huge disappointment. While one doesn't expect much of a novelty in terms of story when it comes to horror,…
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Review :- Straight up, Highway is not a sunny, funny road-trip. It is Imtiaz Ali's starkest, darkest work yet. Rich Veera (Bhatt) steps away from her Monsoon Wedding-style shaadi preparations (a handheld camera capturing gold, ghaghras and…
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Review :  Straight up, Gunday pays loving homage to Bollywood classics 'Sholay', 'Kaala Patthar' and other 'brothers-in-arms' films while offering more. Gunday is Oliver Twist, given a Bollywood twist. Orphaned Bala (Kapoor) saves waif…
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