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Review :- Even when poverty walks out of a red-hot Ferrari - it looks damn cool! Who'd know better than the Grewals? One of the wealthiest business families in town who pride themselves on winning 'loaded' titles, and flaunting their…
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Review :- Chakravyuh's prologue tells you how the Naxalite movement is fast eating into our social fabric. Like most wars fought between the haves and have-nots, this one is being fought with the police (read administration) on the one…
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Review :- Describing Janleva 555 is a tough task. It starts off as a film intended to spread awareness about the hazards of snake bites. However, what follows is simply unnecessary, overdose of singing and dancing, dated reincarnation…
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Review: Welcome to Animal Planet! Not the one of guts and gore of Tellyland's jaws, paws and claws; but our own animated jungle mein mangal. Yes. The Animals have landed. Look around the city; you can probably spot a lonely leopard at a…
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Review :- It's KJo-Wala Love! Served fresh and piping hot from the Dharma college canteen of romance. And it's a high (class) school that you'd never want to miss a lecture of, ever. Except that it has its own set of Karan rules. Read the…
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Review :- Arrey Deva, hey kai? Kinky Kanda-pohey topped with sexy sambar-chutney? Of course, this can't beat the madness of the dramatic Deshpandes. A family of 'weird-Ums' - With aai, baba, bhau, aajji and dream-girl Meenaxi Deshpande (…
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Review :- Prem Mayee is a good story gone wrong. The director seems as confused as his protagonist Payal (Shreya Narayan). Payal is an ambitious, intelligent, courageous girl, who assumes she knows what she wants in life. Payal loves Arun…
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Review :- Login is not about social networking. It's not even about how internet has disconnected our lives. It's about the hazards of using the internet carelessly. Perpetually single, never been kissed geeky bachelor seeks a girlfriend…
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Review: Well-known Marathi actress Nishigandha Wad essays the role of a lawyer (Sandhya Purushottam), who fights to safeguard the rights and property of poor famers in rural Maharashtra. She is thus conferred the title of 'tai' (elder…
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Review :- This one's no 'stand-up' comedy. Neither will any part of you feel like giving it a standing ovation. This is as much of a dhoka, as the slang version of KLPD actually suggests. It is a string of episodes, part slap-stick,…
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