Ayushmann Khurrana is the undisputed Amol Palekar of this century, the greatest comic hero since Govinda, stands alongside Akshay Kumar and Ranveer Singh as the most dependable hero around and.. and.. a lot more. Any movie trailer featuring Ayushmann generates … Continue reading Movie Review: Engaging Bala should be tax free for the bald !
I have always felt that pre-2000 era of Bollywood had a better assortment of heroes – masochistic, charming, charismatic presence and great pull. Hence thought of ranking the best-looking heroes of Bollywood – pre-2000 and post 2000 era. In this … Continue reading Ranking Bollywood’s most handsome actors in pre-2000 era
There is the Bachchan best movies series, the Govinda hits with David Dhawan and the SRK classics. Now there will the Ayushmann Khurrana six hits in a row sequence. His latest experiment with versatility, Dream Girl, is a laugh riot. … Continue reading Movie Review: Dream Girl leaves you in splits; Best Dialogues
Movie Review: Akshaye Khanna dazzles, Section 375 provokes #MeToo discussions Continue reading Movie Review: Akshaye Khanna dazzles, Section 375 provokes #MeToo discussions
Chhichhore is a laughathon, must watch movie that takes you back to your college days Continue reading Movie Review: Chhichhore’s antics make it worth visiting the hostel (theatres)
Dream is not what you see while sleeping. A dream is one, that doesn’t let you sleep. Review of movie Mission Mangal.. Continue reading Movie Review: Mission Mangal keeps the ‘josh’ high
Is Judgementall Hai Kya a good film or is it the Bachchan of Bollywood women, Kangana Ranaut, that makes it worth your time and money? Continue reading Movie Review: Judgementall hai kya is Kangana overdose in a neo-noir thriller
It’s said that in modern times, the average viewer spends more time on ‘deciding what to watch’, than on actual watching. So as to help readers decide faster, here’s my list of best Indian Web Series to watch on Netflix. Continue reading Netflix Series: 10 best Indian web-series productions to watch on Netflix
“It’s not the goodbyes that hurt, but the flashbacks that follow” We have all seen that dada, the bully, the college rouge – of whom the entire college is scared of, no self respecting girl would like to go near … Continue reading Movie Review: Kabir Singh is worth it for Shahid Kapoor’s raw energy and intensity
Its the year 2019 and India still talks about ‘them minority Muslims’, ‘those oppressed Dalits’, mob lynching over cows, women scared to venture out after sunset in small towns and villages, force to say Vande Mataram, force people to say … Continue reading Movie Review: Article 15 is a tale to hang our heads in shame
