Category: Hindi

The limitations of not being really open and the writing that’s too filmy are the main drawbacks of the latest Emraan Hashmi starrer Azhar. I really don’t understand the logic giving an essay at the beginning of the movie on how we should not consider this movie as a biopic after using the real person… Continue reading Azhar

In Baaghi, except for Sunil Grover everyone else is only interested in being a stunt man and there is no significance for acting. Copied from the Telugu movie Varsham with extra dosage of Karate Kid, this Sabbir Khan movie is boring because of the lackluster content. With only visual beauty of certain locations helping the… Continue reading Baaghi

The thing with SRK’s new movie Fan was that we weren’t expecting something like his last few releases which pretty much focused on creating wafer thin storylines with dialogue jokes. The poster excited me, teaser was pretty much interesting. But after seeing certain action sequences in the trailer of Fan, the movie enthusiast in me… Continue reading Fan

Whole role reversal idea, Balki making it and that sizzling chemistry of Kareena and Arjun in the trailer made me wish that this movie works for everyone and become something like, lets say Queen. But Ki And Ka drops suddenly after a point and becomes underwhelming on the whole. The movie begins nicely (excluding the opening… Continue reading Ki And Ka

As I have not seen the movie based on which Rocky Handsome was made, there won’t be any comparisons in this review. Nishikant Kamath after the much acclaimed Drishyam remake joins hands with his other remake “Force” star John Abraham for this new movie called Rocky Handsome and to be very honest it looks like… Continue reading Rocky Handsome

For me, Kapoor & Sons was quite a surprise. Shakun Batra who earlier made a not so appealing Ek Mein Aur Ek Tu joining hands again with Dharma productions never really made me that much excited about the film and from the look of the trailer I sort of sensed the scope of new gen… Continue reading Kapoor & Sons Since 1921

Jai Gangaajal has everything that you find in a Prakash Jha movie, except the director doing a prominent role in the film. Having said that, it isn’t as intense like most of Mr. Jha’s films. The agenda this time again is the purification of system and the characters are cops and politicians. But there isn’t… Continue reading Jai Gangaajal

“What are these producers thinking when they get a story? In this film there is no hero. All the villains are unknown faces. It’s mostly inside a plane and to make it more boring, the girl dies at the end of it all. There is a useless speech by her dad at the end”. I… Continue reading Neerja