Review

Review :- Natasha ( Tripta Parashar) is a rich brat who gets attracted to Nirvaan ( Akash) after he saves her life. Nirvaan however disregards Natasha's advances, thus making her further attracted to him. After playing the seduction game,…
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Review :- On the plus side, I, Me Aur Main (IMAM) has the glossy good looks of a TV ad - on the downside, it stays there. Music executive Ishaan Sabharwal (Abraham) is a spoilt brat, his adoring mother Nisha (Wahab) teaching him he's the…
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Review :- Body & Blood Count Warning: Enter 'Zila Ghaziabad' (the movie) at your own bullet-ridden risk. With bullet-proof jackets, reloaded ammo and ready-for-assault - of senses and sensibilities - at the rate of one gunshot every…
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Review :- Welcome to another sensitive and superlative friendship film. Like other memorable cinema in this category, Dil Chahta Hai (2001), Rang De Basanti (2006), Rock On!! (from the same director, Abhishek Kapoor, in 2008) and Zindagi…
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Review :- Love, always, is a question of life and death. And if it's a Bhatt enterprise - Death it is! Swifter and slicker! Devoid of remorse, regret or redemption. Exposing the obsessive in the romantic; the fear in fantasy. Love bloodied…
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Review :- Ready for a fake 'Foursome', with some 'real' stuff. Here it goes. With cool conmen, cops, chases, mind, matter and maal. But first, meet the members of the con-club. The asli khiladi Ajay (Akshay), quick-witted, daring and…
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Review :- Let's get jiggy with it right away. And groove to beats of the alphabets of dance. Vishnu (Prabhudeva), a choreographer with an elite dance academy is unceremoniously ousted by the ambitious and artistically inept head honcho,…
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Review :- The Unsound fails miserably in almost all departments. It is so painfully pointless that throughout the film you only keep thinking about what could have been the purpose of making this film! We assume, it is supposed to be a…
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Movie Review :- Like Hollywood that is obsessed with Osama Bin Laden and terror post-9/11, actor-writer-director Kamal Haasan, one of India's finest film talents, gets drawn to Osama this time. The action moves from America to…
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Review :- So it's a 3-D film, huh? Not really, just refer to the 3 different Davids who play protagonists in this 3-piece drama. D1 (Neil) is the dreaded gangster Ghani's protege in 1970's London. He talks less, and kills more with lethal…
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