…an average film which would die a silent death majorly because of a poor screenplay despite of having a decent script.

Mastram is for all who are open to logic and understanding of issues. Mastram presents the common Indian man who desires the worldly pleasures of life but finds it derogatory to express it in public.

There is no doubt Manjunath’s gruesome murder left the country in deep shock. But the film turns a bit lethargic. It seems more of a case study.

A slow satire that will put you to sleep.

Don’t expect return of the old Bhoothnath in Bhoothnath Returns. It’s a different film with a different theme. Watch it for performance of Amitabh Bachchan, Boman Irani and child artist Parth Bhalerao.

It’s time we stop watching boisterous, mindless & slapstick cinema, or the filmmakers will start making films which will be difficult to bear for even 15 minutes.

Even if you dare to apply your 1% brain while watching Main Tera Hero then the possibility is really high that you might end up walking out of the cinema way before the film ends.

O Teri doesn’t deserve your hard earned money. News debates on TV are more entertaining than this spoof on corruption.

If you are admant on watching a film this weekend and confused between Youngistaan and other big releases, then Youngistaan is your option.

Dishkiyaoon has endless flaws. The drawback is the screenplay of the film. It is such a loose attempt that one wonders if it is career saving or career destroying film for Harman Baweja. Director Sanamjit Singh Talwar promoted ​​this film as an action film, but the action is completely missing. It seems like a bad week for movie buffs with all three big releases getting mixed opinion. But Dishkiyaoon is definitely not an option for you.

The only interesting part in the story is Parineeti’s acting. In fact, it’s her film all the way, and she is the hero of the film. All other characters, including Sidharth, are just seen complementing her in the movie.