Category: Hindi

Well, sarcasm and black humor at its best. That’s what I feel about Vishal Bharadwaj’s new outing in the box office “Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola”. Typical Vishal Bharadwaj feel is there and the fun filled approach on present industrial and political situation is something that should definitely be appreciated. Mr Bharadwaj has managed to… Continue reading Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola

Writing a review for a movie like Dabangg itself is pointless thing. More than a film Dabangg is an entirely separate entertainment franchise. Well the return of Robin Hood Pandey is just the repetition of the part one. A stronger villain and change in backdrop is the only noticeable difference of this film from the… Continue reading Dabangg 2

It seems that Akshay Kumar himself has forgotten what he used to do as Khiladi, one of Bollywood’s hot favorite franchises. A name that was almost the last word of action in Bollywood has been turned into a brand name of brainless idiotism. Targeted for huge commercial success, Khiladi 786 is one big tiring watch.… Continue reading Khiladi 786

After “Rock star”, Talaash is one movie that made me a little restless because of the thumps down reaction of the audience. The only problem with Talaash is its promotions. The movies trailers and teasers give us an impression of an investigative thriller. But the truth is that, the movie is a rare kind of… Continue reading Talaash

After watching “Son Of Sardar”, I was thinking about the controversy associated with the movie’s limited release. For such a silly skit fun which won’t even remain in our head after watching it, I think the number of theaters they got is more than enough. SOS is a childishly simple movie and the makers have… Continue reading Son Of Sardar

If you are a lover of typical melodramatic Yash Chopra movies, Jab Tak Hai Jaan has more than enough to satisfy you. An elaborate script that goes through ups and downs in the creative side ends up in being a fair one. The last outing of the legendry director isn’t that bad when compared to… Continue reading Jab Tak Hai Jaan

Prakash Jha’s new socio political drama “Chakravyuh” is a movie that manages to stay in the audience’s mind because of its relevant content. Set on the backdrop of Naxal movement, “Chakravyuh” throws light on the dark future that may destroy the biggest democracy of the world. The less amount of commercial drama and the directors… Continue reading Chakravyuh

Student of the year from Karan Johar is a fruit salad. Karan has nicely embedded all his previous films characters and their characteristics in his new venture. With a pinch of three idiots in the theme, SOTY from Dharma productions is good fun. Karan Johar gets back to his safe zone of multistarer love stories… Continue reading Student of The Year