Badhaai Ho movie review: A sparkling master class in acting

Badhaai Ho is written and directed with self-assurance and confidence. It doesn’t feel the need to pause to sell us even its funniest moments.

Namaste England movie review: Laid-back, uninvolving!

Chopra, who showed immense promise in her first film, is equally painful to watch.

Namaste England, which uses the same template of 2007 hit Namastey London, is forced and takes the audience for granted.

From behind the closed, and the asthamatic, creepy talk, it seems that the cursed one is also the keeper of a secret.

In Pradeep Sarkar’s Helicopter Eela, the lead is a character named Eela (Kajol), but it’s a wasted opportunity.

The comparisons with the original are bound to reduce its credibility.

Music is a major part of the film, and it has some heartbreaking and up beating songs that are written and performed beautifully.

Rima Das, who has not just written, directed and produced Village Rockstars, but also shot and edited it, is the gentlest of directors.

One can only regret on behalf of Salman Khan and family that their debutant relative was not so fortunate!

Ayushmann Khurrana apparently trained for a few months to learn to play the piano. He is deliciously, deviously brilliant.