With Bollywood being obsessed with remakes in recent times, Agneepath is an important lesson on how to pay proper tribute to the original. Despite the original being his home production, Karan Johar attempts playing with fire (treading uncharted territory) with Agneepath and emerges victorious. Agneepath has the fire for a lustrous entertainer!

The scares in GHOST are inadequate and ineffectual. One expected so much more from the scary movie.

After making a career out of surreptitiously remaking foreign films forever, director-duo Abbas Mustan have proved their recycling capabilities credibly enough to win the opportunity of directing an ‘official’ remake of a Hollywood flick. They have stars, budget, virgin locations and also a readymade film (rather two of them) for reference. But that know-all impudence of the directors to Indianize The Italian Job is like having a pizza with Punjabi tadka topping.

Don 2 ends with the promise of Don 3 (that’s what the number-plate of Don’s bike reads) and the trademark dialogue ‘Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahi, namumkim hai’ (It’s not just difficult to catch don, it’s impossible). But we would surely want to ‘catch’ up with a more worthy sequel to this. It’s not impossible Farhan. Is it?

While Ladies vs Ricky Bahl doesn’t exceed expectations (like Band Baaja Baaraat), it doesn’t con you in the name of entertainment either.

Vidya Balan makes the dirty picture a beautiful experience. Picture mein dum hain!

So make some way for the Desi Boyz. And be sure, they won’t disappoint you!

The film essentially had in it to be a humble entertainer but it’s unfortunate that the potential couldn’t be tapped appropriately. So Shakal Pe Mat Ja… apni akal lagaa.

Rockstar rocks you but only partially thanks to the star called Ranbir Kapoor.

You can’t have an issue-based film which invests more runtime on a campus song, a love ballad, a honeymoon song, a separation song, a hogwash love story and what not. Khap certainly doesn’t leave any chaap (mark) on your mind. Pardon me if that sounds corny, the film’s been an inspiration!