Movies
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7735 destinations that brought Hollywood to India
Image credit: mensxp.com So we have drooled enough over the panoramic aerial shots and dance sequences in Bollywood movies depicting...
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702PHANTOM – Falls rather flat as a thriller or entertainer
Rating: ( 3/5 ) PHANTOM starts promisingly, only to lose its cutting edge quickly and never actually rise again. There are few interesting...
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736BROTHERS- fall short of expectations
BROTHERS- is to street –fighting/mixed martial arts (MMF) fighting what the film franchise “ABCD” is to competitive dancing. It...
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687DRISHYAM – An intense drama laced with suspense and uncommon grit of a common man
Rating: ( 4.5 / 5 ) Jeethu Joseph’s 2013 Mohanlal starrer DRISHYAM is regarded as the biggest Malayalam blockbuster of all time. Jeethu...
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816Bajrangi Bhaijaan – Aap Chha Gaye Salman Bhai
Rating: ( 4.5/5 ) BAJRANGI BHAIJAAN is a BLOCKBUSTER, without any doubt. It is a humane story of a very affable Bajrangi, played...
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1.2KBaahubali – an epic – huge, rather humungous in its entirety
Rating: ( 5/5 ) Critics wait and wait to give a 5 star rating to a film. But was there ever a perfect...
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727Guddu Rangeela is a just watchable comedy – action-social drama
Rating – ( 3/5 ) That this is Subhash Kapoor’s next Arshad Warsi starrer after the surprisingly delectable JOLLY LLB (2013) can be...
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776ABCD 2 – A reality dance show with stars, great dances and music, no story and the underdog formula
Rating: (3.5/5) When a film-maker makes a ‘MunnaBhai MBBS’ or a ‘Khosla Ka Ghosla’ or ‘A Wednesday’ as his debut film, we...
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611Jurassic World – a ”lives- up- to- expectations”, thrilling 3-D experience amongst dinosaurs
Rating: ( 4/5 ) The first installment of Jurassic Park (1993), directed by Steven Spielberg, was a billion dollar earner at box office...
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624Dil Dhadakne Do – An intelligent and entertaining tale of myriad rich characters and relationships
Rating: 4/5 The biggest problem with directors who have given a great film is to surpass it with their next film. Ramesh...
