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Friday , 6 November '09
When Prem and Jenny are not going la, la, la, they are circling around the l word—he loves her, she knows not that she loves him.
Friday , 30 October '09
With his latest film, Vipul Amrutlal Shah goes back to familiar territory : Punjabi ‘munda’ in London town, all set to conquer the world.
Friday , 30 October '09
‘Aladdin’ proves just one thing: Indian filmmakers should stay strictly away from the fantasy genre.
Friday , 23 October '09
By rights, ‘Fruit and Nut’ should have been Comedy Central. After all, Boman can be a complete fruitcake, and a bigger nut than Cyrus is hard to find.
Friday , 16 October '09
Everything about `Blue’ promises to be a crackerjack underwater adventure, but it’s hard to keep your eyes open while it’s on.Friday , 16 October '09
When a film try bravely to go down the uncharted path of post-marriage blues, like in ‘Main Aur Mrs Khanna’, it flounders.
Friday , 16 October '09
Rohit Shetty discovered his winning formula with ‘Golmaal’, kept it up with last year’s Diwali hit, ‘Golmaal Returns’, and is back with ‘All The Best'.
Friday , 9 October '09
A group of men regain consciousness in a vast shed with no memory of how they got there. They don’t remember a thing.
Friday , 2 October '09
Siddharth Mehra is a good-looking, rich lay-about. He drives his father’s expensive cars, flashes plastic at designer stores, and works very hard at partying.
Friday , 2 October '09
Govinda is well past his sell-by date. This is immediately evident when he first appears on screen, plunging headlong into a situation.
Friday , 25 September '09
Yogesh Patel has ten days to check out twelve potential candidates, each representing a ‘raashee’: Makar or Meen? Capricorn or Pisces?
Friday , 18 September '09
To actually enjoy ‘Dil Bole Hadippa’, you have to be able to believe that Rani Mukerjee can pass off as a turbaned, bearded and mustachioed young Sardar.
Friday , 18 September '09
Salman Khan has still got the best bod in the business, on splendid display in the blood-spattered climax. Aamir’s eight packs are not a patch.
Friday , 11 September '09
Bombs ripping through Mumbai local trains and bloodied bodies piled by the tracks is an all-too familiar sight by now in films. `Ruslaan’ tries to go beyond that.
Friday , 11 September '09
If you can deal with a morose Deol, who’s only slightly better than an ultra-bright Deol, and a chirpy chatterbox of a co-star, ‘Vadaa Raha’ can be sat through.
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