Never judge a book by its cover. We tend to get carried away by eye-catching promos that a film-maker unleashes prior to a film's release.
‘Karma - Crime, Passion, Reincarnation’ seems inspired by ‘Kudrat’, but the problem is that the film doesn't have the power to hold your attention.
A good idea gone wrong. That summarizes ‘Zor Lagaa Ke... Haiya’ in a sentence.
‘Kal Kissne Dekha’ walks on a tight rope. The writers could've explored the concept to the optimum, making their imagination run wild.
Watching a film like ‘Team The Force’ in today's jet-age is a complete put off. Vintage cars and vintage furniture are still in demand, but vintage subjects aren't.
Animation film Hanuman triggered off a trend. It made you realize that 'kiddie films' can stand on their feet if they tell a story that they [kids] haven't watched on the numerous kiddie channels.
REVIEW (MARATHI)
The film begins with Avinash (Subodh Bhave) being brought to a bungalow in an injured condition on a rainy day.
You need to turn into a kiddie while watching a kiddie film. So follow this mantra when you set out to watch a naani solve a mystery.
‘99’ is embellished with fine performances from an ensemble cast, but the one who stands out is Boman Irani.
REVIEW (BANGLA)
Surya, whose natural mother Alo abandons him in the nursing home, is adopted by the childless Justice Bikash Chatterjee and his wife Chhaya.
REVIEW (BANGLA)
The film opens with a mixed bunch of old and young people laughing away to their heart’s content outside a big house.
REVIEW (MALAYALAM)
Fazil gives us Moz And Cat, a film that entertains us in the first half and confuses and leaves the audience exhausted in the second half.
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