Category: Hindi

Well, the movie literally has every element that needs to be there in an inspirational drama. The real beauty of the film lies in those moments where you realize that these are incidents that occurred in the life of India’s greatest athlete. Director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s latest venture “ Bhaag Milkha Bhaag ” is a… Continue reading Bhaag Milkha Bhaag

Fun filled chemistry of the lead pair to begin with, then moving in to those enticing mystery phase and ending up with some memorable romantic happenings that depict the true love factor; Lootera from director Vikramaditya Motwane is indeed an enjoyable watch that will widen your eyes with its pleasing energy without any conventional melodrama.… Continue reading Lootera

You may have some annoyance about the climax of the latest Rajkumar Gupta movie Ghanchakkar. Even though it couldn’t meet the kind of expectation the narrative created, I was able to enjoy it for its humor. Ghanchakkar is an engaging take on the used up idea of memory loss. The unusual humor backdrop really helps the… Continue reading Ghanchakkar

It’s an effort to show the selflessness and sincerity of that immature first love that most of us don’t really understand or care about. Director Anand L Rai’s latest venture Raanjhanaa is a variety in its romantic angle but a little too much when you look at the big canvas he created to present the… Continue reading Raanjhanaa

While Ayan Mukerji’s first film Wake Up Sid was something that had a larger concentration on pursuing passion, his second film Yeh Jawaani Hei Deewani is something that tries to go a step further. It’s a story that is equally partitioned between passion, friendship and romance. They have managed to keep that level of coolness… Continue reading Yeh Jawaani Hei Deewani

Aurangzeb directed by Atul Sabharwal is an interesting crime drama that goes back to the old formulae for a backbone and manages to impress the audience with its performance package. The dual role concept which we have seen in films like Don has been placed in a rather emotional backdrop. Even though the narrative is… Continue reading Aurangzeb

Four film makers, four films and four having totally different backdrops and emotions. The bollywood tribute to the Indian Cinema’s 100 year celebrations, Bombay Talkies is indeed a beautiful collaboration of various tastes and is thoroughly enjoyable for its simplicity, boldness and humor. After English Vinglish, this was one movie where I could smile throughout.… Continue reading Bombay Talkies

Shootout At Wadala is an interesting content spoiled by cliché style of scripting and unnecessary addition of commercial masala. The movie based on real characters just doesn’t have much realism to make us feel for the characters or at least think from their perspective.  With stylish cinematography and powerful supporting cast, it’s an average action… Continue reading Shootout At Wadala