Pradeep Sarkar after delivering a critical and box office success with his debut feature Parineeta had faltered in his next one, Laga Chunari Mein Daag but with Lafangey Parindey he has managed to get back in form and has succeeded in giving...
The film is a sequel to Cats & Dogs (2001) which was an amusing but largely forgettable family flick that had domestic canines and felines running a secret war against each other. In this film the Cats and Dogs continue to be mortal...
The opening credits sequence of this film is all about women wrestling with each other in films of yesteryear, while the credits themselves are sarcastic indicators of what's to com. The film then begins with a car roaring into a remote...
Rishikesh Nag (Rajat Kapoor) is an IFS officer who comes for a vacation with his architect wife Manuvela (Rituparna Sengupta) in the picturesque hills of Sikkim. Rishikesh is coping with the death of his first wife Savitri (Antara Mali)...
During times when a majority of Hindi films carrying big star names have been flopping left, right center attributed to the fact that their content is poor, comes Aamir Khan produced Peepli [Live] starring no big names but superbly directed...
Rajeev Manoj Virani's Help is a well made horror film that succeeds in giving you the requisite chills and thrills expected out of a good horror film but the problem lies with the unoriginality of the plot that seems heavily inspired from...
Aisha is based on Jane Austin's popular novel Emma. Western filmmakers have attempted the big screen versions of Emma before and Rajshree Ojha has come up with a competent if not a fabulous Indianised version of the same with Aisha....
You'd have to be totally despicable and heartless not to be entranced by "Despicable Me," the new animated 3-D feature that mixes wit, affection and cartoon slapstick....
Nimrod Antal's Predators is a pseudo-sequel/reboot of the sci-fi action franchise that manages to pump new life into a series that many left for dead. Working from a story idea by producer Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror), the film takes...
You seldom get period dramas in Bollywood which are not about historical characters. This year that way has been very lucky that way. Couple of months ago we had Badmaash Company and now we have Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai. Of course both...
