Growing up is hard, especially when you have to face school bullies and take down your local crime ring…but isn’t that what friends are for???
Vinny (Venk Potula (Veep)), a terribly depressed rapper is struggling with a lack of inspiration after a bad breakup with Rina, the daughter of the owner of Juneja Department Stores. When Vinny comes to know that Rina (Summer Bishil) is now getting married to Sanjay ( Karan Soni), an Indian born successful boy, he decides to disrupt the plans.
Manav Khuranna (Ayushmann Khurrana) wraps up an action sequence while shooting for a film in Haryana. An incident involving a brash Jat youth ends with a fatal accident, and Manav has to escape quickly lest he gets embroiled. He makes a dash for England, and finds himself in all kinds of trouble as the dead guy’s brother Bhoora ( Jaideep Ahlawat) follows him there for revenge.
The story of a 28-year-old introvert, recluse and loner dentist, Dr Freddy Ginwala (Kartik Aaryan), who has been on a matrimonial website Meri Shaadi.com for five years looking for a ‘soulmate’
Qala’s tale depicts the struggles of a young girl in pre-Independence India fighting for a niche in the fields of classical music and playback singing.
Samay and his friends are obsessed with telling stories, even if it means collecting empty matchbox boxes and telling a story with the figures on them. It is this wide-eyed innocence and imagination that drives everything forward for Samay and his friends.
Despite an over-arching SoBo vibe, Varun Dhawan does justice to his Delhi accent as he traverses the “other country” in North East India. With one liners connecting dots with famous jokes, memes and just good old Bollywood references, the movie makes you chuckle and giggle. Environment protection as its core theme – the movie gets it’s bg score and VFX right.
Very logically plotted, the movie does a good job holding the audience captive from scene one till the end. Almost seven years after Vijay Salgaocar (Ajay Devgn) sold his riveting story to us, the modest cable operator’s take on the alleged murder of Sameer Deshmukh, son of top cop Meera Deshmukh (Tabu), is not as foolproof as it sounded by the end of the first part, in which he and his family were saved from the might of the system.
A series of murders happen in the Unicorn Group, where Jayant lands a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. When all the fingers point at him, he must find out who the murderer is, and the clear involvement that he might have had with those who are dropping dead, to save himself from getting killed at the same time.
Flawed and real, four friends Bhupen ( Danny Denzongpa), Javed ( Boman Irani) , Om ( Anupam Kher) and Amit ( Amitabh Bachchan) are thick as thieves, yet so different from each other that you would wonder what keeps them together.
Cast: Nana Patekar, Taapsee Pannu, Shriya Saran, Ali Fazal Director: Prakash Raj Tadka: Love Is Cooking, the official remake of the 2011 Malayalam blockbuster Salt
In its 120 minutes, the film does not get its punches right despite the actors screaming their lungs out at the slightest provocation and still failing to make their point.
One hour into the movie, the survival saga kicks in. And we are twiddling our thumbs because there is no FF button to move the story along to the moot.
Well, that’s how the first half transpired.
If you are a Bollywood buff, you will laugh your heads off while watching Phone Bhoot because of so many shibboleth only to be appreciated nostalgically by those who are ardent fans of that content.
Transporting us back to a time where renting movies was all the rage, 20th Century Girl, is a South Korean film set in 1999 following Na Bora’s first love story.
Khuddus is a monomaniacal loner with only one friend, Ganeshi (Ranvir Shorey), who fusses over him as would a mother over a truant child. Khuddus does have a brother, Shaukat (Ashwath Bhatt), but when Shaukat drops by Khuddus’s repair shop, where dust shares shelf space with outdated electrical equipment, it is clear that he isn’t welcome.
Ram Setu is an attempt to reiterate the unfounded theory that the limestone shoals that connect the Pamban and Munnar islands are part of a man-made structure and not a natural phenomenon.
In this unbelievable premise that mixes myth, religion, belief, faith and pass it off as realit
Thank God is no Bruce Almighty. Not even in that league. The movie seems to be an attempt to place people’s actions in black and white simplistically and fails at the grays.
The film focuses on the legendary rivalry between local hero Maula Jatt, played by Fawad Khan, and Noori Natt, played by Abbasi, the leader of a brutal gang.
In the course of his acceptance of the fact that Gynecology could be a plausible career choice for him, Uday’s character undergoes a lot of evolution because of the women around him – his infatuation with a co-worker, his mother and the underage girl-friend of his married, older idol cousin.
Written and directed by Ribhu Dasgupta, Code Name :Tiranga follows an undercover agent Ismat/Durga who marries a civilian Dr. Mirza Ali as part of her plans to capture Omar in Turkey.
I have read and agreed with the terms and conditions and privacy policy.
in your inbox every week.