Thriller

Review :- A young boy is obsessed with the occult. As he grows up, he takes his obsession to giddy lengths—often letting the lines between reality and fiction blur. When you meet the unassuming, bespectacled Kannan Iyer in person, you will…
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Review :- What if the dead were just a phone call away? Probably on your speed dial? Press 'G' (for ghosts) and get connected to anyone at 3G speed on the 'other side of life'. In the 'no network' zone, where no 'App' in the world can help…
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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 :- 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 :- 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 :- 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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Review :- Chor Police anyone? We've all played the game. But here comes a new twisted tale to show us that there ain't nothing like a good cop or bad cop. A cop is a cop. That sets the premise for this fast-paced police-drama, filled with…
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Review :- A Table for two, please? With a stunning view of the Fiji islands, the finest champagne, exclusive service and a lavish 8-course meal. And guess what? It costs absolutely nothing. Now, before you growl with greed, let's see…
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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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