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

This may not be Tigmanshu’s best, but it’s a movie with more balls than most cinema can flaunt.

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

The first half ghost-walks into a comfort zone (with songs, romance et al); while the second half terrifyingly twists, with raging emotions and shuddering shock value.

The screenplay is average and it waits a while to take-off. And we wish it had a bit more ‘Ram Leela’ (read: drama in bhai lingo), but overall it entertains.

This movie isn’t about the A-to-Z of dance; but if there’s rhythm in your body this one will move you. To the nearest floor.

Interestingly, this con-job story is not superbly-stylish or stealthily serious. It doesn’t stun you with a social message like Pandey’s ‘A Wednesday’, but it grips, excites and ahh…climaxes too! And no … you can’t fake this one! Catch it for pure cinematic orgasm.

Yes, the Devil’s in the detail. But maybe David needed more ‘D’ of ‘Depth’ in the story to make this more ‘Delightful’.

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?’

Get ready for jobs that ‘blow’, bare-bods, chains, fists, fruits (of passion) et al.