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Review :- Happy Ending stylishly remixes Saif Ali Khan's trademark avatar as a brat who won't grow up. Saif plays Yudi, author in LA, high on sex and success. Yudi avoids new work and commitment - which his ex (Preity Zinta in cameo,…
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Review :- The movie opens with our male and female protagonists - Titoo and Gulshan (Dahiya and Jaiswal) - who are each sitting with their lawyer and discussing what we will find out, are their marital woes. Their respective stories are…
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Review :- Shaad Ali's Kill Dil is inspired by countless Hollywood movies that showcase the protagonists romancing the gun. Here too, the two heroes Dev (Ranveer Singh) and Tutu (Ali Zafar) are orphans who are raised by a local Delhi don,…
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Review :- It's been over a decade since Hollywood took a liking to 'low-budget found footage horror' films. The Blair Witch Project (1999) put the genre on the map, making 'based on real life events' the perfect promotional gimmick.…
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Review :- So, Rang Rasiya is a colourful triumph, director Ketan Mehta meriting applause for his portrait of painter Raja Ravi Varma, skillfully blending a biopic, a period film, a love story and a social critique, within a tight frame.…
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Review :- Once in India, Ashok stays with his cousin Preeti (Shabana Azmi) and her family in Chandigarh. Preeti takes the initiative of introducing Ashok to eligible girls. While he does seem interested in one of them (Diksha Basu), call it…
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Review :- Get ready for visual Viagra. The story of three blind mice was a fable, but the myth of three 'horny' men, desperately in search of a satisfying 'climax' to their mundane existence, is a stark reality. And in this 'horniman…
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Review :- A tragic incident in the past leaves the brothers scarred for life. Unable to put the past behind, the protagonists go their separate ways in an attempt to find purpose in life. Shiv gets married to Maya (Aadya Bedi) while Rana…
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Review :- A progressive thought on women's empowerment is presented in the most regressive movie plot in Super Nani. Bharti Bhatia (Rekha)'s NRI grandson, Mann (Sharman Joshi) who gets his tenses mixed up when he speaks Hindi…
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Review :- It's 'Happy New Year' time. So, Happy Diwali! And it's all about everything happy, happy. So let's stick to being 'slap happy'. Hence, the good things first. The extra Happy Ending, with the cutest scene in the movie being…
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