The Girl on the Train Review : Over-enthusiast writing and over-enthusiastic direction with sometimes good sometimes bad acting by Praniti makes it only a one-time watch. That too only if you have not seen the original movie whose this movie is an official re-make.
Tribhanga Review : This is one of the best Indian cinema portraying women. A fresh and beautiful story with an engaging screenplay. This is a simple story that ticks all checkboxes of a good story.
Kaagaz Review : The movie has Bad man, item number, and many more hacks which used to work till late 90s but now are cliche. A real-life story like this needed a more sophisticated direction but was treated superficially.
It is the natural and effortless acting of Pankaj Tripathi which is the only reason which may give you a reason to watch this movie till the end. This is a warning call for Pankaj Tripathi… Is he the next victim of typecasting?
You would not regret watching this film though you will be disappointed.
Coolie No. 1 Review : I saw it in a hope of an iota of guilty pleasure or nostalgia. I was wrong !! 🙁
Dhawan mimicked other actors and majorly mimicked Govinda, Sara trying hard to act. Overacting by some classic actors who otherwise are outstanding actors.
Same story but the charm and simplicity of Govinda and Karishma were missing.
Watch 1995 Coolie No. 1 again but not this one.
Ak vs Ak Review : An offbeat and outlandish style of storytelling. It is definitely a bold attempt !!
The film is attempted as a mix of “serious” acting and subtle comedy. Scenes are not underlined.
A shoutout to Anil Kapoor and his family for meta-cinema !!! It may not be strictly a meta-movie but definitely a good introduction for Indian audiences for meta movies.
Few foul words if Ignored, it can be a family pastime film.
Torbaaz Review : How they reach Afghanistan’s cricket team, sounds like an interesting plot !! but the clumsy screenplay and loose plot betrayed a promising story.
Durgamati Review : We decided to take out time to watch Durgamati and sincerely request you all, please do not repeat this mistake.
Soorarai Pottru Review : One of those rare movies which you will connect with even after going through subtitles. Perfect example of a flawless storytelling with an impactful screenplay which will keep you glued to screen with its interesting plots.
A movie which you cannot afford to miss.
Chhallang Review : A family movie with a predictable screenplay that tries to find its plot after lethargic first 50 minutes. One time watch for family get together this Diwali.
Ludo Review : A trademark Anurag Basu movie with his signature style of storytelling. A game played by masses has a life lesson for all of us: “Ludo”. Multiple plots stitched beautifully in an impressive screenplay. Unfortunately, we don’t encourage such effort but hopefully, we will this time