Rochak Saxena
Rating: 4/5 Awkward silences and human hesitations constitute for all the charm in Rohena Gera’s film While you are surrounded by full blown commercial flicks thrown at you, suddenly a film like Is Love Enough…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 3/5 Taking a dig at country’s political and corrupt scenarios, Ashish Shukla’s film is a casual entertainer, using satire as its biggest advantage Hints of widespread popularity of Patanjali or the over symbolism and…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 3/5 Taking reference from Karl Marx’s Das Kapital, Rajen Kothari and Dayal Nihalani’s film is a classic example of how even with almost all elements falling right into place, a film can falter because…
shruti
Rating: 4.5/5 Director Sharan Sharma makes a biopic in the form of a fitting tribute to not only a person but valour of defence personnel This is exactly how a biopic should be made. Gunjan…
shruti
Rating: 4/5 Director Rajat Kapoor gives you a winner on all fronts, for its content, direction, and performances The opening sequence here is extraordinary. It serves the purpose in a narrative and also sets up…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 1.5/5 Director Megha Ramaswamy attempts for a feel-good film but fails poorly in the execution All during the film’s runtime, you keep waiting for something concrete to happen; something that makes the purpose of…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 3/5 Director Ranjan Chandel weaves a love story amid turbulent backdrop of politics and hooliganism The film is presented by Anurag Kashyap. Paresh Rawal and Swaroop Sampat’s son makes his debut as an actor.…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 4.5/5 Director Vidhu Vinod Chopra gives the audience a film that is all set to become a benchmark Better late than never. Finally there is a film on the exodus of Kashmiri pandits. The…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 1/5 Director H E Amjad Khan comes up with genuine intentions, but they remain far from being enough A biographical sketch of Malala Yousafzai. This is enough to fetch you to the theaters. While…
Rochak Saxena
Rating: 4/5 Director Nitin Kakkar serves masala in an urban tale of modern relationships Saif Ali Khan here takes an extension from what he was in the first half of Cocktail. While he enjoys himself…
