Love Khichdi

Try stretching a waferthin story and it's bound to blow apart too. That's precisely the problem with Love Khichdi.

Toss

Ramesh Khatkar plays with the camera so much, experimenting with zany frames, that you get put off after a point.

Daddy Cool

Not all English films can be adapted for the Indian screen. Also, the remake may not necessarily be as interesting as the original.

Kisaan

‘Kisaan’ springs a pleasant surprise. At the box-office, the film is targeted at the Hindi belt and the single screens specifically.

Quick Gun Murugan

‘Quick Gun Murugan’ depicts the war between good and evil and what makes it a novel experience is that the characters are straight out of 1970s.

Yeh Mera India

On the whole, ‘Yeh Mera India’ is a film that grows on you. It's a film that the aam aadmi would connect with.

Shadow

First things first! Before we dissect the film, let's salute the grit, determination, willpower and courage of Nasser Khan, who enacts the role of the protagonist in ‘Shadow’.

Sikandar

There have been path-breaking films on the plight of children. Children affected by poverty/conflict. These films, says director Piyush Jha, have also been his inspiration.

Life Partner

‘Life Partner’ isn't innovative or ground-breaking, but it's interesting and entertaining. One may assume that it's a nonsensical comedy, but it isn't.

Kaminey

Vishal Bhardwaj pays homage to cinema of yore and that's reason enough to go out and grab tickets for one of the most keenly anticipated films of our times.

Teree Sang

‘Teree Sang’ is not ‘Juno’. The resemblance starts and ends with an adolescent getting pregnant. ‘Teree Sang’ is not ‘Kya Kehna’ either.

Agyaat

Ramgopal Verma thinks differently. This time too the maverick film-maker defies the stereotype and takes to the dense forests of Sri Lanka to meet an 'unknown' force.