BADLAPUR BOYS has its soul intact but the plot is tremendously loose.

MAIN AUR MR RIIGHT has the look and feel of QUEEN-raw and refreshing. If not for the second half aberrations, it would have been a money-spinner, too.

Having said that, this film will go down well with the younger generation as it addresses the constant need of finding Mr. Right!

To hell with commitment or appointment; this one is pure punishment.

ZED PLUS is a must-watch….without trying too hard Dr. Chandraprakash Dwivedi, of ‘Chanakya’ and PINJAR fame, belts out a classic without straining his, or any of his actors’ vocal chords.

The lone star in the rating is thanks to this sizzler who I am sure we will see a lot of.

D’Silva has taken dollops of cinematic liberties and one can even see the residue of RANG DE BASANTI (which he co-wrote) but the movie does connect. And that is what matters.

Of the 136 minutes run-time, only the last 20 minutes or so are bearable and resemble anything of what a film should be. For the rest of the time, we are treated to a documentary with even Saif Ali Khan’s wife coming on screen.

One thing is sure; it will kill your dil and dimaag. Enter at your own risk.

For those in the creative field and who love works of art, watching RANG RASIYA should definitely be on your ‘to-do list’ this weekend.

Bollywood is getting unapologetic. That’s fine. But what is a worrying factor is the ‘care-a-damn’ attitude that comes with it. The paying public cannot be taken to be such idiotic fools that they will digest any trash dished out in the name of film-making.