Welcome

Welcome

Exit from the hall at the end of the movie was the better part of watching Welcome , director Anees Bazmee’s latest comedy film. The movie falls way short of expectations.
Firstly, the film does gross injustice to an actor like Akshay Kumar , someone who has time and again proved his prowess at comedy. In [...]

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Taare Zameen Par

Taare Zameen Par

Ishaan Nandkishore Awasthi (Darsheel Safary) is all of eight and has repeated his third grade already. Papa Awasthi is one angry middle-aged man who wants Ishaan to be like his older brother Yohaan (Sachet Engineer) – a winner. Caught between the father and son is the mother (Tisca Chopra) who cannot decide for herself what [...]

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Dus Kahaniyaan

Dus Kahaniyaan

The most basic problem with Dus Kahaniyaan, the omnibus film featuring ten short stories, is that there is no common theme, nothing at all really, that merits these ten stories to be slapped together as one collection.
Unlike Ramgopal Varma’s Darna Mana Hai or its follow-up Darna Zaroori Hai which were both omnibus films whose short [...]

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Khoya Khoya Chand

Khoya Khoya Chand

Sudhir Mishra’s ‘Khoya Khoya Chand’ recreates the Bombay film industry of the fifties and the sixties beautifully. Everything from the sets to the costumes to the overall feel is in place. Coupled with beautiful performances by a competent set of actors, the film does manage to leave an impact.
Aspiring actress Nikhat (Soha Ali Khan) dreams [...]

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Aaja Nachle

Aaja Nachle

A ‘comeback’ film always holds significance. Dilip Kumar [Kranti], Amitabh Bachchan [Mrityudatta], Vinod Khanna [Insaaf], Dimple Kapadia [Saagar], Mumtaz [Aandhiyaan] and Kajol [Fanna] are names you cannot erase from your memory since the celebrated actors returned to the big screen after a hiatus.
With Aaja Nachle, Madhuri Dixit, who reigned supreme, is back to the studios [...]

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Goal

Goal

Think
of sports-based films made in India and visuals of lagaan and chak de
india flash across your mind. Will Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal fall in the
same league as these immensely popular flicks, is one vital question
that crosses your mind as the reels of UTV’s new sport-based film
[their second this year, after HATTRICK] Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal [...]

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Om Shanti Om

Om Shanti Om

A kitschy present-day, Farah Khan take-off on the ultra-popular ’70s Bollywood potboiler that, in her own words is a tribute to filmmaking. Om (Shah Rukh Khan) is a struggling junior artiste who is a regular on the sets of RC Studios. The son of junior artistes themselves, he aspires to become a big star any [...]

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Saawariya

Saawariya

First off, using the ever-fantastic words of Pete Townshend entirely out of context, The Kids Are Alright.
No, Ranbir and Sonam Kapoor — megahyped bachchas sharing a surname but entirely different Bollywood legacies — aren’t, as the hype might have had you believe, the instant quick-mix superstars ready to take Bollywood into the next generation. He’s [...]

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No Smoking

No Smoking

With a rather unusual name, the story is more unusual and is a thriller about a chain smoker (John Abraham).
After two highly controversial films, albeit good films, ‘Black Friday’ and ‘Paanch’, Director Anurag Kashyap is back with his next film.
‘No Smoking’ seems to be Anurag’s commercialized attempt at Bollywood.
‘No Smoking’ is being made under the [...]

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Jab We Met

Jab We Met

Who can resist a good love story, and this week’s new release Jab We Met is exactly that – a warm, fuzzy, and for the most part, original love story. Both passengers on a Delhi-bound train, Shahid Kapur stars as Aditya, a dejected young fellow who’s nursing a broken heart when he bumps into Geet, [...]

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Laaga Chunari Mein Daag

Laaga Chunari Mein Daag

So, it is a Yash Raj movie. You have learnt to forgive them for the extra tinge of orange and the sharp sounds, the mandatory songs and the unnecessary melodrama. But, if throughout the movie, the one question that nags you is, “Could a real person, seriously react this way to this situation?” then what [...]

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Bhool Bhulaiya

Bhool Bhulaiya

Gawk, it must be the world’s largest lock. Quickly, a locksmith bakes a nice, thin, long key. And presto, the door opens up to reveal a chamber of ghungroos, paan daans, and very awful paintings of a king fatter than Adnan Sami (before weight loss) and a courtesan whose hips are in a twist. With [...]

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