Milan Luthria’s Taxi No 9211 is a refreshing entertainer about two mutually incompatible characters. Nana Patekar steals the show with his incredible performance and John Abraham proves there is more to him than a handsome face. Raghu Shastri (Nana Patekar)
With its novel theme and storyline Koi Mil Gaya breaks the Bollywood stereotype that doesn’t go beyond mushy romances and loud action thrillers. Rakesh Roshan seems to have got his finger on audience’s pulse and has delivered just what a
‘Sehar’ is a small yet promising movie that is already being noticed for its hard-hitting appeal; a movie that marks a tangential shift for Arshad Warsi’s image! If you can visualize Arshad Warsi only in comic characters, be prepared for
If you are looking for full-fledged entertainment without having to rack your brains to understand the sub plots of a story and the depth of characters, then Mujhse Shaadi Karogi is the movie to watch. The film has a delectable
The movie begins as any other teenage college flick. Karan [Sonu Sood] and Sneha [Tanushree Dutta] are studying in the college and are good friends. The only pillar of support for Sneha is Karan as her father [a bored looking
My Wife’s Murder is innovatively fresh and captivating movie that takes you into the mind of a frazzled man.Produced by Ram Gopal Varma and actor Anil Kapoor jointly, ‘My Wife’s Murder’ marks the directorial debut of Jijy Philip, an assistant
Love is not merely a four letter word. Lust. Jealousy. Needs. And then that strange undefined feeling, that makes you cling to even the last vestiges of hopes. Onir’s ‘Bas Ek Pal’ attempts to unlock the multi layered dimensions of
Satte Pe Satta is that rare film which passes the test of being a successful remake of a Hollywood movie. Based on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, Satte Pe Satta is a treat.Released in 1982, Satte Pe Satta was a
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