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It’s official; there is a new trend in Bollywood. Filmmakers don’t want to be accused of meddling with history or real life events so they conveniently set their films at a later period. Raman Raghav 2.0 is inspired by the...
A young married couple on their way to a vacation villa, reluctantly and partly forced due to circumstances find themselves face to face with a group of people involved in honour killing. What follows next is a roller coaster ride...
Badlapur demands serious movie viewing. So you must not take the warning ‘Don’t miss the beginning’ lightly. The film deconstructs the idea of revenge by posing questions like, ‘Is revenge worth it?’ and ‘What next, after revenge?’.
SHAMITABH is a fitting tribute to the Indian film industry and the pride of position that Amitabh Bachchan’s baritone has in it. One couldn’t agree more with Bachchan when he says, “yeh awaaz ek kutte ke munh se bhi achchi...
Right in the beginning just before the credits start rolling my eyes catches a glimpse of one of the creative partners of the film, ‘BrainOnRent’. Little did I know that once I am done watching the film, it will be...
Rajkumar Hirani’s films are basically about catch-phrases. It started with jadoo ki jhappi in Munna Bhai MBBS, followed by get well soon / Gandhigiri in its sequel, then aal is well in 3 Idiots and now wrong number in PK...
Niyar Saikia is just thirteen, but she already has a major Hollywood film in her kitty. The film Sold, directed by Oscar winning filmmaker Jeffery D. Brown, is yet to be released in India but it has been declared a...
Happy Ending is an unintended manifestation of Saif Ali Khan’s mid life crisis. Being one of the proud producers of the film it’s not really a surprise that he couldn’t think of any other subject other than one where he...
Kill Dil is a classic case of ‘promos are better than the film’. It has a very slick look but everything else is as dull as it can get, or even worse. Two abandoned children who rose under the shadow...
Rarely one gets to see a film that dares to be different but is also self-contradictory at the same time. The Shau-keens, a remake of the 1982 film Shaukeen, celebrates life in all its ‘sexual’ glory, especially womanhood, but also...
