• …stands true to the filmmaker’s attempt at this film. It’s nothing but a half baked, empty film with gigantic proportions of cheesiness!

  • Lost in Translation is what best describes Hawaizaada best. What started off as a biopic turns into a sobbing love tale that you wouldn’t want to watch. Read up on the scientist instead.

  • Dolly Ki Doli isn’t great but isn’t all the bad either. The story works mostly for the social satire that it is on the national obsession – Marriage. Should you watch the film? Yes, for the idea and some entertaining performances.

  • To sum it up, with a successful story at hand, Alone could’ve been a real scare-fest had the makers invested in the script and screenplay writers. With the product that it is, the only draw for the audience is Bipasha-Karan’s sizzling chemistry and the music which has already captivated the music lovers.

  • With a sketchy narrative, unimaginative screenplay and apology of performances, Sharaafat Gayi Tel Lene barely has any merits to shout out for a pleasant watch at the theaters.

  • An inane plot, poor execution and forced acting all makes for a bad film. Tamanchey misses the shot. Easily Avoidable.

  • Jigariyaa has a freshness of romance, innocence in mush and infectious energy of actors which should be given a chance despite its many flaws.

  • Ekkees Topon Ki Salaami could have been a flawless film had it been meted out with crisp and intelligent execution. The film however, still deserves to be watched.

  • Bang Bang is an amalgam of exotic locations, power-packed action and good looking actors. If that’s enough good for you, if you are still looking for the story hit the next screen and watch Haider.

  • Rajshri Banner should stick to what best they are known for – family dramas. Their effort to make the shift falls flat on its face. Best avoided.

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