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After watching such a fine work of art, one would run short of word to review the film. The Last Lear by Rituparno Ghosh is a literary masterpiece and to transform it into words is a tough endeavor. A
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The film takes you to the world of fantasy. It is a total family picture where the entire family can sit and watch it together. It will make you feel relax and undoubtedly, the audience will come o
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Yashraj had adopted a good strategy by keeping the promotion of the film to the minimal because Tashan is such a horrible flick that if they would have widely publicize it, the theatres would definite
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Taare Zameen is an extremely sensitive and touching film. It has a noteworthy script with a screenplay that is intelligent, commercial and entertaining. The film has been executed with a rare finesse.
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The Train is a copy of Hollywood flick ‘Derailed’, the script is not very innovative and even the screenplay is a verbatim copy of the English film but nonetheless the twists and turns in the thriller
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Emotional, feel-good glossy film that is high on adrenaline during the car racing sequences. Tara Rum Pum has an average script which no doubt borrows a lot from several Hollywood flicks; nonetheless
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Traffic Signal is the third film in a trilogy of expose films by Madhur Bhandarkar. Madhur’s films deal with subjects that are reality based but his treatment includes both real as well as shock value
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The Killer has been produced under the Vishesh Films banner by Mukesh Bhatt. The film has been directed by first-time directors Hasnain Hyderabadwala and Raksha Mistry and is a thriller. The flick has
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Of late, churning out comedy films seems the way to go. However most often comedy in bollywood constitutes of a couple of actors thrown in, mindless nonsensical matter and loud over the top scenes, sl
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The word Tathastu sounds interesting, it is a Sanskrit word which signifies the affirmative response of deities to their disciple’s wishes. The tag line of the film reads as ‘So Be it’. The film has a
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