Movie Reviews
Satyameva Jayate movie review: One vigilante versus many dirty vardis
The film also, interestingly, invokes some chuckles as it dips its toes in contemporary dirty waters — “Note badle, niyat nahin”.
Gold movie review: A brilliant slice of history
Though Gold shows Britain putting up a fight, Independent India’s first Olympic gold against their colonisers in London was satisfyingly decisive.4-0.
Gold movie review: Akshay Kumar and his boys win not just medal but also hearts
Akshay and his boys deliver the perfect Independence Day release and win not just gold, but also hearts! Go for ‘Gold’!
Tikli and Laxmi Bomb movie review: Gritty, stark and speaks the language of the streets
The film’s joyous moments also come from the fact that all the other girls are nicely characterised, and assigned to a talented lot.
Vishwaroopam II movie review: Vishwa-bhookamp
Clearly we are in Kalyug because in a film starring Kamal Haasan I am writing about another, much lesser actor.
Karwaan movie review: Runs on Irrfan’s quirky wit, Dulquer’s charm
Irrfan is Bollywood’s most entertaining travelling companion. At times he sets his companion free. At times he finds a bit of his lost self.
Mulk movie review: Crackling drama, whistle-worthy politics
The film’s screenplay is political and its dialogue piercing, dramatic.
Fanney Khan movie review: Artlessly benign ‘comedy’!
The worst thing about this film is no connect between characters even as Kapoor tries hard to breathe life into his.
Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster 3 movie review: Saheb, biwi aur ek boring gangster
Chitrangada Singh gets the best one: “Naam ke ilawa kuch bachca na ho toh, naam ko bacha ke rakhna chahiye”.
Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3 movie review: Too many characters, no motive
Sanjay Dutt’s screen time is too less to feel his presence in the film especially in the first half.