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Fox Review

Making a suspense thriller is tough. To keep the audience attentive, besides keeping the viewer guessing till the end, requires complete understanding of the craft. Deepak Tijori had attempted a suspense thriller earlier [most storytellers have a penchant for this

Aagey Se Right Review

Till a few years ago, if a director or writer would tell you that the object of attention in his story is a pistol and how the entire film would revolve around it, you'd laugh, even scoff at, on his face.

Three Love Lies Betrayal Review

Thrillers have been Vikram Bhatt's forte and Three Love Lies Betrayal, scripted by Vikram Bhatt and directed by Vishal Pandya, takes the legacy forward. This time, it's a simple setting, involving three people. But it's not as simple as you think.

Love Khichidi Review

Try stretching a rubber band beyond a point and it's bound to snap. Try stretching a waferthin story and it's bound to blow apart too. That's precisely the problem with Love Khichidi. Frankly, Love Khichidi is a collage of romantic moments

Daddy Cool Review

Not all English films can be adapted for the Indian screen. Also, the remake may not necessarily be as interesting as the original. That's what you realize when you watch the Hindi version of Death At A Funeral called Daddy Cool.

Toss Review

Gift an infant his/her favourite toy and see how the toddler plays it with glee. In Toss, the camera seems to be the toy for debutante director Ramesh Khatkar. He plays with the camera so much, experimenting with zany frames, that

Yeh Mera India Review

Certain issues continue to make waves and hit headlines. Issues like the influx of people from the Northern states to Mumbai, or the one where, allegedly, residential societies don't seem too keen to allot flats to members of a particular community...N.

Kisaan Review

Two surprises... One, Kisaan is the present-day interpretation of Manoj Kumar's classic Upkar. With changes, of course. Two, going by the promos, the general feeling is that Kisaan is a shining example of regressive cinema. It

Quick Gun Murugun Review

[English, with generous dose of Tamil] Recall the cinema of 1970s. The villains would spray bullets at the hero, even throw bombs at him, but the hero would come out unscathed. The hero, in turn, would fire in the air, the

Shadow Review

First things first! Before we dissect the film, discuss its merits and demerits, discuss whether it worked or not and offer reasons, let's salute the grit, determination, willpower and courage of Nasser Khan, who enacts the role of the protagonist in

Sikandar Review

There have been path-breaking films on the plight of children. Children affected by poverty/conflict. Films like The Children of Heaven, turtles can fly and city of god have left an indelible impression on millions of minds. These films, says director Piyush

Life Partner Review

A few questions cross your mind when you're about to watch Life Partner...Haven't I watched something like this in the past? Isn't it getting repetitive?Haven't I had enough of mindless potboilers?What's Rumy Jaffery going to serve now? A rehash of what

Kaminey Review

Dhan Te Nan. Vishal Bhardwaj pays homage to cinema of yore and that's reason enough to go out and grab tickets for one of the most keenly anticipated films of our times. A few monsoons ago, Farah Khan paid homage to

Chal Chalein Review

Making an effective film that makes a social statement is a task which not many are able to master. It either creates ripples like Taare Zameen Par or goes horribly wrong. Chal Chalein attempts to tackle a new and interesting topic

Teree Sang Review

Two observations before I 'dissect' Teree Sang... One, it's often said that veterans find it extremely difficult to change with times, adapt to new-age cinema. Two, it's often said that a capable director has the potential to

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