Review

Review :- Keshav (Leander Paes) is the man on the run. He boards the Mumbai bound Rajdhani Express with a bag and a gun. He shares the train compartment with Bengali script-writer PC Bannerjee (Priyanshu Chatterjee), Bollywood item girl…
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Review :- Once again, the common man is left asking for tareekh pe tareekh. Women are forced to play 'Daminis', and men turn into rakhwalas of the world. Sadly, in this movie, Damini remains a damsel-in-distress, and the rakhwalas lack the…
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Review :- Gurdeep ( Gurdeep Mehndi) and his uncle ( Manoj Pahwa) drive cars and live happily in Dubai. But uncle wants Gurdeep to fall in love with Radhika (Radhika Vaid) so that he could rekindle his earlier romance with her mother…
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Review :- The film is a cinematic adaptation of Lee Child's 2005 novel One Shot. Jack Reacher is Child's successful fictional character from his mystery/thriller novels. The film opens with a shooting scene which is disturbing since it…
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Review :- Yes, Chulbul (Salman) swings it a second time - and hits home harder. Dabanng 2 is actually a better film than the first, tighter, brighter and sharper. Featuring explosive action and fine detailing - the Pandeys move to Kanpur…
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Reviews :- College jock-turned-Marine, Jed Eckert (Chris Hemsworth) takes it upon himself to save his country from the North Koreans' sudden invasion. With no skilled soldiers by his side, he gives his younger brother Matt (Josh Peck) and…
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Review :- Cigarette Ki Tarah is an unintelligent thriller which looks like a wannabe Bhatt camp film. It's inspired by Jism and Kalyug, just that this one's painfully silly. Nikhil Dabur from Kanpur ( Bhoop Yaduvanshi) loves to hate his…
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Review :- Murder. They wrote. The 'They' in this case being Mr Maverick's (Anurag Kashyap) team of 12. And this murderous plot comes in 12 different parts - all found on a body part. Act I begins on the scene of a gruesome crime. A…
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Review :- The storytelling is interesting and unconventional, hats off to the director for that. The film revolves around the lives of certain people, their needs and dilemmas. The setting is initially rural and then urban. From Bihar to…
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Review: Barah baras baad, Khiladi ka number aa gaya. Bollywood's original Khiladi is back from self-imposed exile; still with a heart of gold, the pride of a true-blooded Singh and mighty-muscles of steel. And of course, a truck-load of…
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