This is the kind of film which can raise immediate hackles: it’s melding of fact and fiction creates disturbing vignettes of communalised communities and individuals.
God Tussi Great Ho is both predictable and pedestrian, but manages to keep us amused intermittently.
Bachna Ae Haseenon delivers exactly what it promises; one good-looking guy, three hot girls, Switzerland-Australia-Italy, and lines that mix Angrezi, Punjabi and Hindi.
Whatever else it notches up,
Singh Is Kinng will always and forever be known as the first Hindi film in Punjabi.
The final kiss is a real humdinger. Pity the movie isn't. No matter, watch it for Ranvir.
Don't watch this. Period.
Only exclamation marks spill out of Apoorva Lakhia’s
Mission Istaanbul , which takes a contemporary, cautionary tale of terror.
Nowhere near as fresh as
Satya , nor as sharply acted as
Company, Contract nonetheless manages to hold our attention.
Kismat Konnection doesn’t quite connect as not only is it predictable, they is no 'fire' between the lead pair.
This films is an hours long assortment of cliche, where the heroine wails for no reason and both the heroes are cardboard cut-outs.
Part of the film’s appeal, which sets out to charm your socks off from the opening frame, is its acutely-observed characters.
This is a film which looks like the leftovers of well-known sci-fi flicks. If this is future, we'll stick with the present.
