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Well Done Abba - Review

Shyam Benegal’s political satire, Well Done Abba narrates the tale of Armaan Ali (Boman) who works as a driver with a big businessman in Mumbai. After he arrives back from his leave, his boss decides to sack him since he came

Hum Tum Aur Ghost- Review

I've often said, interesting ideas don't necessarily translate into enthralling celluloid experiences. That's what I realized, for the umpteenth time, as Hum Tum Aur Ghost concluded. Hollywood has attempted several films wherein the living has been shown interacting with the dead.

Shaapit- Review

Post R aaz and 1920, you expect an enthralling horror film, with chills aplenty, from Vikram Bhatt. You presume his third horror film Shaapit would be even more scarier than his earlier works, mainly because Bhatt is now a seasoned player,

Lahore - Review

A title like Lahore gives you the feeling that it's an Indo-Pak story. The fact is, it is, but it's about kick-boxing, a sport that hasn't been presented on celluloid before, at least on the Hindi screen. Cricket, boxing, hockey and

Love Sex Aur Dhokha- Review

Be forewarned...Love Sex Aur Dhokha is not the archetypal/mundane/formulaic stuff that one has grown watching.Love Sex Aur Dhokha is not for the faint-hearted.Love Sex Aur Dhokha is not for the orthodox/conformists/moral watchdogs of society.First things first! It's not another version of

Trump Card- Review

The plot of the film revolves around a huge transaction of property which leads to murders and sting operations and spy work. Young people get involved in order to make quick money and using girls, love and friendship. Trump Card is

Swaha - Review

Jayant Oberoi, Patel and Kapoor visit Swami Aasanand Maharaj’s ashram. Swamiji during that time tells Jayant that his son Raj (Ricky) should regularly visit a Shani mandir or else he would be in trouble. At that time Swamiji also removes a

Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke- Review

A wide majority of Hindi movies look at urban issues. Right from the outfits to the lingo, there's no denying that Hindi movies also look at West for inspiration. In real life too, burgers, pizzas, sizzlers and colas have replaced sarson

Hide & Seek- Review

Generally speaking, a film starring relative newcomers and helmed by a first-time director comes with zilch expectations. And if the film in question happens to be a suspense-thriller, the debutante director has to walk a tight rope. One false step and

Right Yaa Wrong- Review

Appearances can be deceptive. Somehow, I've not been able to connect to the promos of Right Yaaa Wrong. And now, after I've watched the film, I genuinely feel that the promos don't do justice to this taut thriller. Also, I had

Rokkk- Review

Horror films made in India follow standard rules and guidelines. Every possible ingredient that viewers have witnessed since the Ramsay era automatically finds its way into horror films even today. Rokkk too borrows everything available on the shelf.Rokkk hinges on a

Road, Movie- Review

Just a thought before I review this film... When you saunter in for the screening of a movie directed by a celebrated film-maker, a movie which has had a good run at film festivals, a movie which tilts towards art house

Thanks Maa- Review

In a vital sequence from this film, the warden of the reformatory [Alok Nath] gives the street kid [Shams Patel] a bar of soap, tells him that he should have a bath pronto and should, therefore, undress in front of him.

Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge? - Review

One of my childhood memories is that of several relatives visiting us in Mumbai [presumably for a few days], but overstaying their welcome. Those days, the atithis were never looked upon as 'intruders'. Times have changed! If you live in a

Karthik Calling Karthik Review

Have you ever received a call from yourself? Is it possible in the first place? There are several theories doing the rounds about the two Karthiks in this movie. So what is it? Is Karthik hallucinating? Does he have a double

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