Tere Mere Phere Review

Even though the writer and director try to pepper the narrative of 'Tere Mere Phere' with enough moments that try to bring out the disparity between men and women, results are neither funny nor...

Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster Review

What makes 'Saheb Biwi aur Gangster' special is it's layered narrative. Just when you feel that you have cracked the reason and cause behind a certain scene, there is something new which unfolds...

Hum Tum Shabana Review

There are mixed feelings that one has after stepping out of 'Hum Tum Shabana'. That's because it turns out to be a film which could just have been much-much better had it stuck to the basic theme ...

Force Review

John Abraham is an ACP who along with his team is on a mission to finish off drug mafia. He manages to do that successfully as well but faces new challenge in the form of (debutant actor) Vidyut...

Mausam Review

As per the makers, 'Mausam' tries to bring in an old world charm into the proceedings. Just to jog audience's memory though, even Raj Kanwar directed 'Sadiyaan' [Ever heard of that? It was Luv Sinha...

Speedy Singhs Review

If you have seen the promos, there are no surprises in the film's storyline. A Canadian citizen with Indian roots, the character played by Vinay Virmani wants to pursue his dream of being an ice...

Mere Brother Ki Dulhan Review

After being through watching 'Mere Brother Ki Dulhan', one does end up feeling that ultimately this ends up being a film that could have been much better. Overall this is a harmless film and doesn't...

Bol Review

A story that begins with hanging of a young woman with half a dozen other women shrieking in the background could end up unnerving anyone and in that aspect, 'Bol' pretty much establishes itself...

That Girl In Yellow Boots Review

'That Girl In Yellow Boots' is an attempt that needs to be acknowledged for the fact that it at least tries to be different even though it doesn't quite reach there. However another fact that also...

Mummy Punjabi Review

Ok, so chances are that you haven't heard about this film called 'Mummy Punjabi'. Even bigger chances are that you don't even know that it released alongside 'Bodyguard'. And one can be really sure...

Bodyguard Review

Remember Salman from the days of 'Bandhan', 'Hum Aapke Hain Kaun', 'Hum Saath Saath Hai' etc. where he could do nothing wrong and was always there for his loved ones? Not just that as he spoke every...

Chitkabrey - Shades of Grey Review

Seven couples reunite 15 years after they left college. After making merry at a farmhouse, they plan to go back to their respective homes, only to find themselves trapped by an unknown man who keeps...

Shabri Review

 What is it?Introducing a women in the land of Satya and Raghus of Bollywood, Shabri is a gritty, stark addition to RGV factory of gangster cinema. Though it treads turf that is familiar, Lalit...

Chatur Singh Two Star Review

 What is it?This so called desi version of the Pink Panther series unknowingly achieves a goal of being a consistence headache right from the moment it starts. Finally unleashed in theatres...

Not A Love Story Review

As end credits roll down for 'Not A Love Story', one remembers Ram Gopal Varma's oft repeated statement in his defence that all he was doing was telling a tale from an outsider's perspective who...

Sahi Dhandhe Galat Bande Review

 'Hum Badmaash Zaroor Hain, Par Kaminey Nahi' - This punch line from the film pretty much describes the mood of the film which turns out to be one of the pleasant surprises of the current...

Aarakshan Review

Ascurtains come down for the film, you end up wondering whether 'Aarakshan' was indeed about reservation. Or was it about caste system? Or was it about capitation fees? Or was it about coaching...

Phhir Review

The biggest issue with 'Phhir' lies in the fact that it hardly thrills. Now that's pretty much a sacrilege for a film which was basically designed to belong to the thriller genre. That it is not a...

Chala Mussaddi... Office Office Review

 Plight of a common man shown on the big screen isn't something which is new. In fact one of the more famous episodes is the one from 'Lagey Raho Munnabhai' where an old man strips down to his...

I Am Kalam Review

'I Am Kalam' doesn't try to gain audience sympathy by harnessing pathos of the central protagonist, Chotu (Harsh Mayar), hence resulting in over sentimentality. Instead, a successful attempt is made...