The idea is simple and it takes from what is called ‘GOODNEWS’- the news about the pregnancy. However, in the film, it comes with the rider of Sperm mix-up in an IVF (in-vitro fertilization) procedure. There are two couples. Deepti (Kareena Kapoor Khan) and Varun Batra (Akshay Kumar), and Honey (Diljit Dosanjh) and Monika (Kiara… Read More »
Thanks to the Netflix on the OTT platform and the AMAZON Firestick I ended up watching an exciting movie- Andhadhun. I now can understand why the movie, with its star cast, engaged the audience and was so much appreciated when released. Blind man bluff intrigues the viewers. It’s not the first movie that has layered… Read More »
On one hand, you could see ARTICLE 15 as a simple, honest not-a-super star IPS officer Vs evil politician, local mafia and hands in hand with corrupt policemen story. And that will be doing a disservice to a well-made movie that literally hits at the softer belly of the society. It effortlessly takes you deep… Read More »
Kesari tells you the story of the Battle of Saragarhi. The resolve of the 21 Sikh soldiers fighting an army of 10000 in the year 1897. The story of the Battle of Saragarhi is inspiring. Somewhat unbelievable. They get into the battle knowing they will not survive. They are dedicated to holding the enemy at… Read More »
Don’t you miss BAdla. It is a movie worth watching. Just because, they don’t always make them like this. It is a twist and turn type of story with a rollercoaster ride. A story of possibilities and suggestive reality. A story of revenge and arrogance. A story of success and failure. It works on multi-dimensions.… Read More »
My first reaction to ‘GULLY BOY’ as I stepped out of PVR was ‘What A Film!’ With time the superlative expression got subdued. The magic started weaning. By the time I got to write this review, it was a few notches down. Gully Boy is a story of an underdog delivering against odds. It is… Read More »
In films, love story, comedy, porn and War never gets out of circulation. In India, we have a dearth of good war films. We had Haqeeqat in 1964 directed by Chetan Anand, 1972 was the Ramanand Sagar directed Lalkar, 1997 came J.P. Dutta directed Border, 2017 gave us Ghaazi Attack and now in 2019 the… Read More »
SIMBA is a revelation of an actor. Not that Ranveer Singh needs an introduction or has to prove a point. In Simmba he gets the opportunity to play the shades, a range of emotions, expressions and stunts. He is Dabangg, Singham, Vijay all rolled into one. Ranveer mai tohra zabra Fan Ho gaya. It is… Read More »
The Nepali film ‘Chhakkka Punja 3′ makes a dominant statement on Nepal education system. I am in Kathmandu, attending ‘A Forum for Reflections and Action – Education for Public Good in South Asia’ organised by the Centre for Educational Policies and Practices’ Nepal and supported by Aid-et-Action. The schedule read, viewing of Nepali Film ‘Chhakka… Read More »
‘THUGS OF HINDUSTAN’ (TOH) is an utter disappointment. In a year where offbeat subjects and films like ‘Bhadhai Ho‘ is making the audience get back to cinema, Thugs of Hindostan experience may hold them away from theatres. ‘Thugs of Hindostan’ got nothing new. When the Britishers kill the king and Queen, the loyal, brave warrior… Read More »
