Orange movie review: Ganesh turns orange to gold!

A simple plot keeps the audience laughing their hearts out at the cost of a misplaced identity.

Kedarnath movie review: A love story set at the altar of Hinduism

Kedarnath also tells a love story about a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy and sets it in one of the sanctum sanctorum of Hinduism.

The focus is largely on the romance between the lead pair and one must say that the chemistry between the couple is palpably cozy.

The film mainly suffers from the lack of good back-story for the supporting characters and some of its protagonist motivation.

The shape-shifting robot and cell phone creature create moments that in a more tightly edited film would have been mind-blowing.

To start with, Bhaiaji Superhit, a Neeraj Pathak directed film, is not even a film.

Director Kapri has claimed that the story is based on a real life incident that he knows of.

What fails to ignite the audience’s interest is the half-baked residue of a film that you are served.

A low-stake, ordinary story filled with futile characters and hampered by exposition makes this sequel a dull affair.

Upon embarking on this mercenary mission, they first take leave of their senses.