Dasvidanya tells the the story of simpleton, Amar Kaul (Vinay Pathak) who works as an accounts manager in a pharmaceuticals company. Amar’s only excitement in life is making a to-do list every morning and then ticking off everything that he accomplishes at the end of the day. But unfortunately, destiny has some other plans stored for him. He comes to know through his doctor that he is suffering from stomach cancer and now only has just three months left to live. (more…)

Set in Miami, the film revolves around a male nurse, Sameer (Abhishek) and a hotshot photographer, Kunal (John Abraham). Both are on the look out for an apartment and coincidentally end up landing at the same house at the same time. But the landlady refuses to take two hot macho men into her home that also houses her young niece, Neha (Priyanka Chopra). To not let of the opportunity they pretend to be gay. (more…)

This remake of Subhash Ghai’s 1980s super hit Karz has basically the same storyline as the original with a little twist added to it. So for all those who haven’t seen the original, the plot goes like this – Kamini (Urmila) marries Ravi Verma (Dino Morea) for his riches and bumps him off immediately after their marriage. (more…)

Shoot on Sight, the title refers to a contentious, post-9/11 British law-enforcement policy, doesn’t make pulses pound in the tradition of a big Hollywood police thriller but instead focuses on the human story and that’s what is more commendable. (more…)

Rating: 2.5/5
Starring: Himesh Reshammiya, Urmila Matondkar, Danny, Raj Babbar and introducing Shweta Kumar.
Director: Satish Kaushik (more…)

Not all bestsellers can be picturised and turn out a hit. Well Hello is one of this kind. It is definitely give a poor show at the Box office. The second venture by Atul Agnihotri along with the author of the bestseller, Chetan Bhagat, the movie is based on One Night @ The Call Centre. The screenplay and scripting lacks the essentials to hold the audience’s attention. A good one hour is wasted on introducing the characters, over whom the storyline revolves. (more…)

One more attempt at comedy. Some are genuinely funny while the others turn out to be brainless ones that can’t even tickle us to laugh and leaves us wondering what just hit us. Rafoo Chakkar is another such attempt by the Choreographer-turned-Director B.H. Tharum Kumar. The scripting is weak and there is no consistency in the plot or content. (more…)

The girl who is kidnapped, is the daughter of a tycon (Sanjay Dutt) who is worth 50 billion dollars! The girl Minissha is sweetly taken away with her wardrobe to the kidnapper’s den. The young girl keeps hopping in and out of songs in her ever skimpier bikinis on the beaches. Imran tries to look all menacing with that uneven stubble and a tanned look. His occasional stares at the girl’s assets seldom worry her. (more…)

Yet another mythical fairytale like fable spun to lure the moving going population. Drona is here to capture the audience with awe and intrigue. Don’t be too sure about that! Drona - Remove the D and it is all “rona”.  You would definitely feel that way for the producers who have spent a fortune. All those special effects, background scores that are soothing, all of it is lost like dust. (more…)