KILL DIL is a film, which could have been worth watching, had it been handled and directed properly. This film’s definitely worth a miss.

…for the artistic and creative people who believe in freedom of expression but it surely won’t woo the janta who are looking for entertainment and a getaway this weekend.

SUPER NANI is a wholesome family fare, which can be watched once… only for Rekha.

On the whole, despite its decent VFX work, ROAR: TIGERS OF THE SUNDARBANS is a weak film.

The film, which could have upped its entertainment quotient, fails to do so primarily because its poor script and bad direction.

On the whole, SONALI CABLE is a weak film that can be skipped.

The film suffers in the editing department (Manish Jaitly) and so does the cinematography (Dani Sanchez Lopez). The film’s screenplay (Shailesh Pratap Singh, Bharat Ratan) is very average, while action sequences (Kaushal & Moses) seem very stereotyped and bring nothing new to the table.

All in all, TAMANCHEY is an average fare.

JIGARIYAA is a love story that lacks the lustre of romance with cliches and an elongated runtime.

HAIDER is targeted more at niche multiplex audience and not for the masses, which may work against the film. Add to that, the lesser number of screens available for the film and its release alongside the gigantic competitor film BANG BANG may just see the film struggling at the Box-Office.

All in all, DESI KATTEY is strictly an avoidable fare…
Had the film’s writing (Aaryaan Saxena) been watertight, it would have really saved the film from sinking with every passing scene. The same applies to even the film’s editing (Bunty Nagi) and action (Jai Singh Nijjar), which is way too loud.

Overall, if you are looking out for some wholesome entertainment, then CHAARFUTIYA CHHOKARE is a highly avoidable fare, despite having a strong and sensitive subject.