Dreams Review

It's a wonder this film ever got made. It's an even bigger wonder how it made it into theatres.Not often do we get to see a film that purports to blow the lid on the sham and hypocrisy of the film...

Kaal Review

Creaky doors are out. Rustles in the jungle are in. Like all capable spook sojourns, "Kaal" takes a bit of time to grow on you. But once you fall into the fearful rhythm, you are in for a...

Hungama Review

If you like to have fun without any logic and you don't mind ribald and risque dialogues, then Hungama may be your kind of film. You have to have a particular bent of mind to like Hungama. The theme...

Mr. Erra Babu Review

Love never bores you is an assumption on which Telugu filmmakers usually begin their movies. Yes, love does not bore as long as it is fresh and new. But if it stereotyped and hackneyed, like it is...

Waqt (1965) Review

Here is a film straight from the heart.Vipul Shah's emotional arrow shoots directly into the family audiences' hearts and lodges itself comfortably, if now entirely compulsively. Sure, "Waqt...

Ayodhya Review

Let's get this straight: The only thing interesting about this mighty bore is the title Ayodhya. It has resonance, history, intrigue, drama ---- something which the film does not even get near to.It...

Subash Chandrabose Review

Making films with patriotism as an underlying thread is pretty much in trend. It is very difficult to speak against patriotism, nah? But point is patriotism in the theme worked in films like Indian ...

Khamosh Review

'Khamosh...' is a gruesome, jumbled crime thriller that provides nothing but a new definition to mental harassment in movie theatres. The biggest suspense about the film - what's the serene and...

Kuchh Meetha Ho Jaye Review

"A Day in the Life of a Soporific Airport" is how this unusual, episodic, romantic comedy should have been subtitled.A couple on the brink of a divorce, a husband whose wife ill-treats, ...

Mumbai Xpress Review

The thing about Kamal Haasan's movies is that they never take the audiences for granted. There is never an attempt at short-changing. The viewers get what they are promised. If it is masala film, it...

Mumbai Xpress Review

Dubbing films usually lose their nativity and flavor for obvious reasons. But in Kamal Haasan's Mumbai Xpress there is no such problem. And it is also for obvious reasons. Kamal has chosen the most...

Sachein Review

But Sachien is a campus love story much in the shades of Vijay's earlier venture Kushi ---- the same hero, an egoistic heroine, an old comedian still studying in the campus and an oomph girl having...

Mumbai Xpress Review

The thing about Kamal Haasan's movies is that they never take the audiences for granted. There is never an attempt at short-changing. The viewers get what they are promised. If it is masala film, it...

Chandramukhi Review

You cannot but help sympathize with Rajnikanth. He is at a stage where his popularity is at such a high that arguably no other actor before has enjoyed. With such a huge constituency of backers, it...

Chandramukhi Review

Rajnikanth, like Chiranjeevi, is in an unenviable position.Expectations from their fans are usually so huge that it is almost impossible to match them. To their credit, both have lived up to the...

Sevvel Review

Sevvel starring Jai Akash is a movie on the emotions between a father and son. Unfortunately, an amateur attempt with an incoherent screenplay sans any logic takes the sheen out of the movie.The...

Lucky - No Time For Love Review

Love is a grave matter in "Lucky - No Time For Love". A lot of the romance between 40-year-old Salman Khan and 19-year-old Sneha Ullal takes place in a Russian graveyard as riots break out...

Shwaas Review

It would be no exaggeration to call Sandeep Sawant's Marathi masterpiece "Shwaas" a breath of fresh air. And yet clever words can only conceal the film's merits while revealing the movie...

Avunanna Kadhanna Review

You cannot help marvel at Teja's mental tenacity. He has received so much flak in the last one month or so that it would have been impossible for anyone to concentrate on things at hand.But Teja...

Bunny Review

In these days of extreme competition, it is very difficult to live up to expectations. It is more so when the expectations are hyped up. Bunny faces this problem. The market has been hoping for...