Courtesy: GalattaWednesday, August 02, 2006 A group of woodland creatures wake up from their hibernation and realize that an ugly suburban subdivision has intruded on their territory.
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, July 28, 2006 The much-hyped, keenly-anticipated Omkara, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Othello, hits the screens today. With a mammoth star cast and a gifted director [Vishal Bhardwaj] at the helm of affairs, Omkara is
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, July 21, 2006 When an actor of the calibre of Naseeruddin Shah decides to perch on the director's chair, you track the directorial debut with interest. It's an instant reaction since Naseer is one
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFMFriday, July 21, 2006There's no harm in adapting an English film in Hindi. After all, every director has his/her way of interpreting a story.
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, July 14, 2006 When you come across a tagline that states 'Fun Unlimited', expecting loads of laughter and entertainment is foremost on your mind. Comedy is the flavor of the season and the feeling
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFMFriday, July 07, 2006 Madhur Bhandarkar continues to walk on a tight-rope, balancing masala [Aan, Trishakti] and thought-provoking films [Chandni Bar , Satta, Page 3] consistently.
Courtesy: Galatta Wednesday, July 05, 2006 Faster than a speeding film projector! More powerful than a major Hollywood studio! Able to break box office records in a single weekend! Look up on the big screen! It's Superman!!! That's
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, June 23, 2006 Yes, finally, the much-awaited krrish has arrived. Armed with monumental expectations, this sequel to Koi... Mil Gaya is touted to win the hearts of kids from 6 to 60. Most importantly,
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, June 16, 2006 With the influx of multiplexes in India, a new layer of movie-going audience has come to the fore. As a result, themes that were considered taboo, unthinkable or untouchable till a
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, June 09, 2006 Comedy is the flavor of the season. And sequels are rare in India. So if a dream merchant decides to make a sequel to an immensely popular laughathon, you fasten your
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Friday, June 09, 2006 Priyadarshan is a brand. Although the accomplished storyteller has tackled various genres in the past, somehow, the very mention of his name on billboards conjures images of a film that promises
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM Monday, June 05, 2006 Based on a true story, Sacred Evil is a slow paced, off-beat and intense movie. Interestingly, the story is borrowed from real life [Ipsita Roy Chakraverti].The story revolves around three women:
