This one’s like a pretty field decked up in celebration, but with no real harvest to show.

In this ambiguous story, too much is left to interpretation. Too arty for the soul!

We wish the director had found a shortcut to tell this story of love,(extra-marital) sex and dhoka.

‘Rangrezz’, Priyadarshan’s remake of a Tamil film, has a story without a convincing purpose, point or plan.

With a few chills and fewer thrills, the ‘spirit’ fizzles here, with little left to toast!

Save yourself a trip to ‘ZG’. Visit a re-run of ‘GodZILLA’ instead!

The date is unforgettable. When terror scarred the face of Mumbai in one blood-soaked gash of death and mass destruction. Held to ransom, ravaged by horror, imbued with venom of a genocidal mass murder that made us all question – ‘Why? Why Us?’

This film is all about a bunch of people going bananas, yet, it doesn’t leave you in splits. But if you care for a few giggles, go watch it.

We did leave with one horrifying thought though – of this Bhoot returning (in a third instalment).

From top to basumm Rani is truly Wonderum! As Meenaxi. Prithviraj is simply Eroticumm! He exudes chiselled, raw sexuality in every scene; gets wet, adds Southern masala with his moves, but says nothing reallySachin Kundalkar starts out well, but while juggling between Marathi matrimonials and midnight-masala, his plot goes ‘wakda’ (read: digresses). After a few giggles, erotic gasps, and gaanas (Amit Trivedi), the story stretches pointlessly and loses its scent.Even with such a talented ensemble, this one turns into a cultural showpiece, and gets lost in translation. That’s the sad-partumm!