Writing and making thrillers is never easy. It has to be gripping, should engage the viewers and has to steer away from predictability. And Reema Kagti’s ‘Talaash’ scores in all these aspects.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. That seems to be the underlying theme of Sujoy Ghosh’s ‘Kahaani’.
Based on Herge’s popular comic book hero Tintin, the film starts with the first book where ‘boy’ reporter Tintin sets on the high seas to unearth a mystery of a ship called ‘The Unicorn’.
The new Spider-man gets his own charms and has a cutesy girlfriend for company. And yes, he still has got IT.
She is not size zero. He doesn’t have a six pack. But Boman Irani–Farah Khan definitely make for an adorable filmi jodi in their new film ‘Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi’.
The world loves Emraan Hashmi. In spite of his ordinary looks, mediocre acting talent and lack of any quintessential Hindi film hero’s charisma, Hashmi is relatable and Hashmi’s films, time and again, have hit the bull’s eye.
Sachin Yardi, the writer and director of ‘Kya Super Kool Hai Hum’ collated a bunch of such jokes, packed a few actors and crew, flew to Goa and decided to party…oh and also made a film in between partying.
`Rowdy Rathore` was supposed to be Akshay`s comeback film as an action star. Yes, the action is there and in huge dollops. But somehow it lacks the punch of Khiladi Kumar.
This one could easily be passed off as yet another south Indian pot boiler had it not have a fly as its protagonist. And Makkhi scores simply because someone had the brainwave to think of a film from a house fly’s perspective.
Does the film live up to the hype? Yes in more ways than one!
Sameer Sharma's 'Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana' has a stellar cast but weak script.
Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Heroine' is a predictable film.
Prakash Jha along with his leading men Arjun Rampal and Abhay Deol spoke candidly about Naxalism, films and the Indian mindset.
Known for making gritty realistic films on societal apathies, Prakash Jha’s latest film, ‘Chakravyuh’ is based on the gnawing issue of Naxalism and boasts of an impressive star cast.
Mamata Didi has not only failed her community by passing archaic statements, but has also, as a woman, failed to stand up for the weaker sex.
The charm of Durga Puja transcends the barriers of countries. Spice takes a look at the `other` celebrations.
Unlike Kareena, Sharmila during her wedding, perhaps did not get her husband or her in-laws’ support and had to convert to Islam.
Ranbir has done very selective films and has been able to achieve a very unique feat which none of the Khans have till date been able to.
A society needs a sportsman as much as an engineer.
