Laal Singh Chaddha Is A Triumph Of Sentiment Over Sense
The film, starring Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan, is a marriage of the mind and the heart
Bollywood Review
Raksha Bandhan Is Wrong At Every Conceivable Level
Akshay Kumar stars in a tone-deaf family drama that gets progressively regressive
In Laal Singh Chaddha, Aamir Khan is More Mr. Bean Than Forrest Gump
The film has Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan and a lot of heart, but that’s not enough to save it from feeling too long
Darlings is Dense and Daring
Alia Bhatt and Shefali Shah shine in this dark comedy, but Vijay Varma is the scene stealer
Darlings, with Strong Performances, Has Lots Going for it
Bhatt’s first film as a producer is a dark comedy about a toxic marriage
Ek Villain Returns Is Just One Nonsensical Twist After Another
Perhaps the best acting performance in this spiritual sequel to Ek Villain is by the smiley mask
Ek Villain Returns is More of the Same, But With Less Spark
The plot is preposterous and the attractions include John Abraham and a CGI tiger
Good Luck Jerry Is A Black Comedy That Falls Short
This Hindi remake of a Nayanthara-starrer suffers from classic adaptation errors
Ghar Waapsi and the Shape-Shifting Art of Breaking Free
Honest and grounded, the show is about a man who ultimately chooses self-fulfilment after he loses his job and is forced to return to his hometown
Shamshera is Old Rum in an Older Bottle
Karan Malhotra’s film has larger-than-life heroes who embark on strangely roundabout plans
Shamshera has Convenient Plot Twists and Threadbare Characters
When all else fails, crows arrive to save the hero in Shamshera — but there’s no saviour for the audience
RK/Rkay and Irma Vep: Inside the Mind of a Filmmaker
Despite many differences, the question at the heart of Rajat Kapoor’s new film and Oliver Assayas’s miniseries is the same — is life imitating art or art imitating life?
