Kalyug Review

There was an 80s time period when Ramsays used to come up with numerous sex and horror products. In the 21st century, the house of Bhatts have played the sex'n'drama card pretty well to churn out...

Ek Ajnabee Review

Big B is definitely angry, and this time he doesn't mouth any dialogues or throws an open challenge to the villains to come and confront him. He just goes and shoots. Bang! Game, set, match! And, ...

Neal 'N' Nikki Review

The YRF assembly line of movies is chugging along nice and healthy, much like the trains pneumonic of Bunty Aur Babli, and much like that film too -- which didn't receive much critical acclaim but...

Apaharan Review

Its a Jungle out there. And no one other than Prakash Jha knows how to present the Jungle, its inhabitants and the events better on screen. After 'Gangajal', Prakash Jha comes up with yet another...

Mr Ya Miss Review

In the last 2-3 years, Bollywood has seen numerous first time directors coming up with their products. Emergence of multiplexes has only helped the cause as more and more youngsters are getting a...

Home Delivery Review

Do experiments always succeed? Not really. But should one stop experimenting? These are some of the questions that come in mind after one has finished watching Sujoy Ghosh's 'Home Delivery' who had...

The Film Review

Do good ideas always result into great outcome? Sometimes yes, sometimes no! 'The Film' is one such flick that falls in between the two extremes. It's not great cinema but it is no pushover either....

Deewane Hue Pagal Review

Akshay Kumar is one actor who is creating a big market for himself by playing diverse roles over the last 3-4 years. If he was marvelous in comic flicks like 'Mujhse Shaadi Karogi' and 'Garam',...

Taj Mahal Review

Time and again a question keeps popping up - Is Indian audience interested in watching a historical? While the record in the recent past hasn't been anything great, one still ventures into 'Taj'...

Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena Review

2005 seems to end well with an unconventional yet terrific thriller 'Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena' that engulfs you throughout the proceedings. While one looks forward to yet another popcorn 'masala'...

Antarmahal Review

Rating: ****In the bowels of feudalism there cries a female heart... The deep anguish of desolation has never created a more piercing and indelible dent in our soul. The refined, evenly defined...

Garam Masala Review

Finally one gets a chance to watch the most awaited Diwali release - GARAM MASALA. After hundreds of webpage and newsprint being dedicated for this Venus production, there has been extraordinary...

Shaadi No.1 Review

OK, so Shaadi No. 1 could put a full stop to all the infidelity/extra marital threesomes that we have been witnessing since 'Masti' followed by 'No Entry'. Agreed that its just the germ of 'grass...

Kyon Ki Review

Priyadarshan and Salman Khan are the two people in the film industry who have been quite successful during last few years. Salman Khan, especially, has been having a rwocking time at BO this year...

Navarasa Review

Rating: ***1/2Cinematographers-turned-directors always have a special delicate, indrawn way of looking at life - and this isn't the first time Santosh Sivan looks at a fringe community. His lyrical,...

Hanuman Returns Review

How many full fledged animation movies can one remember that have been completely created out of India? Worse, how many of them have actually got a country-wide release? Practically NIL. Except for...

Yaaran Naal Baharaan Review

Boy sees girl. Girl sees boy. Boy falls in love and flirts. Girl enjoys but acts to ignore. Eventually boy wins girls heart. They decide to marry. Parents oppose. Boy and girl convince their parents...

Main Meri Patni Aur Woh Review

"This is going to be one light hearted entertainer that would keep a smile on your face for its entire duration" - that's the thought one has after watching the promos of 'Main Meri Patni...

Rain Review

An utterly romantic title like "Rain" does scant justice to a film that flickers luridly across the screen, creating images vandalised from a thousand Hollywood thrillers.Amol Shetge had...

Sauda - The Deal Review

This could well be a week of remakes and inspirations. While Lucky Ali starrer 'Kasak' had its source in a Polish film White [directed by Krzysztof Kieslowsky], 'Siskiyaan' was an adaptation of ...