Rangoon masterfully weaves a drama that keeps you enraptured till the very end.

Overall, with a proper tone, accurate setting and above all, an unforgettable performance, Jackie is a powerful, subtle and dark film made only more emotional by the grating soundtrack.

Shyamalan never loses grip over the narrative even when the surprise element slackens and slows down and finally whittles down to a zero. Split is remarkably assured in following the rules of a solid cat-and-mouse thriller. The attempts at bringing in a psychological heft by trying to align Casey’s current captivity with her childhood predicament is, at best, tenuous.

Overall, everything in this film is magnified and polished creating a high-octane atmosphere. It surely is a gift for all action lovers.

Running Shaadi has its share of flaws. The beeped-out ‘com’ from Running Shaadi is an irksome speedbreaker. Also, the effort to keep the goings-on constantly brisk-paced gets exhausting at some point in the narrative. I am really not sure when. It all happens so swiftly and happily and fluently.
This is a rom.com with a dot between the ‘rom’ and ‘com’ reminding us that the traditional romantic comedy has come a long way.
And dot’s the whole truth.

This may not be your idea of a Valentine’s day love story. But Rings tells you why it’s important for couples to stand by one another under the most trying of circumstances. Also, why not to watch video tapes that are sent anonymously.

The production values are of expected quality, but overall tread wisely into this space only if you must.

Overall, the film is an affectless, effect laden extravaganza.

Overall, nothing matters in this film since it a snooze fest. Even the fans of the series would agree.

Kaabil is a film about love and its abrupt send-off. It is a violent film. But the emphasis is on the damage done to the soul of the wronged man. It must be seen for Hrithik Roshan’s incredibly moving performance and for the unexpected glimpse it provides into its director’s romantic personality.