For all those who haven’t seen this movie due to lack of interest/bad reviews/ time kahan milta hai/ main office main bahut busy hoon, its time to reschedule your thinking of orthodox perspectives, leave your brain behind your PC and enjoy this movie. Ask me why? We have seen the likes of this many times [...]

I hadn’t been to a movie theatre since mid February and was beginning to get withdrawal symptoms. I am so glad that I ended this sabbatical with Shaurya. For once I happily overlooked that the story is a straight lift of “A Few Good Men” and thoroughly enjoyed the drama adapted to the Indian context.
The [...]

Rajaatesh Nayar’s (son of executive producer K.K. Nayyar) directorial debut Sirf touts the tagline, “life looks greener on the other side”, showing that most people are not content with what they have and wanting what others have since that is what always seems to look better.
The film portrays the life of four couples paired up [...]

After just about tolerating all the semi comical and amateurish stuff on television I had been expectantly waiting for a long time for an Indian movie maker to do justice to a historical/period movie. Jodhaa Akbar was a trifle disappointing but not a total disaster either. In today’s times when the attention span of the [...]

This one is strictly for Multiplex movie types who are still caught between the erstwhile art and the nouvaeu experimental cinema. I admire Rajat Kapoor for having attempting this at all. But, but, but (Oh my buts, no pun intended) the movie begins and ends from nowhere to nowhere. Well that’s the feel I got. [...]

The master of cliché Raj Kumar Santoshi makes a valiant effort to break out from the masala mode and all but falls flat on his face. My eternal complaint to Bollywood regarding good and original stories remains firmly in place. Here, our man, cashes in on the Jessica Lal episode and has tried to interpolate [...]

Mind-blowing, amazing and intense are some of the words used to describe Aamir Khan’s directorial film Taare Zameen Par. Before watching it I read about several stars who were so overcome with emotion that they cried. While watching it and after, I was right among them. If you have even an iota of humanity or [...]

The story of the movie Sunday is a comedy, action-packed, suspenseful murder mystery which has to be solved by a corrupt cop and it involves a taxi driver who is a crook.
A dead body found floating in a lake… Unexplained scratch marks on her neck… Supari killers out to kill her… A taxi driver who [...]

Ashfaque (Ajay Devgan), the small town boy, aspiring to become a film star, joins a street theater group run by a reformed dacoit Siddhu (Pankaj Kapur) who uses theater to bring about mass awakening. Ashfaque works hard and gives it all he has to learn to become a creative actor.
His work pays off and he [...]

What do a thief from Bombay, a rapper “Don”, a Thai Sardar and a massage girl from Bangkok all have in common? They are all characters in “a film that is the same but different”, which Mukta Searchlight Films calls Bombay To Bangkok. It is touted as having comedy, suspense, action, emotions, romance and dance [...]