Kaagaz - Review
A walkthrough of what a man went through to prove that he is alive. Feels like interesting journal entries that strictly stick to the “what”...
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Coolie No 1 - Review
No, I hadn't expected anything else. Got exactly what I had signed up for and more on each count—worst kind of misogyny, cringy slapstick hu...
Soul - Review
Someone thought of putting questions about life, death and beyond in a light, fun movie—that in itself is incredible. And then you have love...
Aashiqui 2 - Review
It is weird that Aashiqui 2 doesn't engage you a 100%. It has decent performances, characters who know and show their feelings, a believable...
Ek Thi Daayan - Review
Ek Thi Daayan builds at a good pace and takes the proceedings to a great peak at mid-time. Unfortunately, it goes only down after interval....
Nautanki Saala! - Review
Nautanki Saala! Makes you want to believe that lovely performances by two lead characters, witty dialogue and a philosophical concept delive...
Chashme Baddoor - Review
Chashme Baddoor is loud (like that's a surprise!), shamelessly mind-numbing, and exceeds your expectations at being miles away from logical....
Rangrezz - Review
Rangrezz , surprisingly puts a solid effort in writing a decent story. Yet, it takes the events to extremes towards the end, makes it too lo...
Jayantabhai Ki Luv Story - Review
Jayantabhai ki Love Story doesn't have enough bhaigiri nor enough love. It doesn't engage, nor does it entertain.
Raavan - Review
It's so confusing when seriousness is dealt with song and dance. Wish the film was advertised as modern Ram Leela performed in a tribal thea...