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

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.

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.

Good attempt Kamal Sadanah. It takes the brave to explore the lives of the tigers. At least it was better than BANG BANG and HAPPY NEW YEAR put together!

So what is new here? Nothing really!

The same references to past movies; The same ‘mera baap chor hai’ revenge story; The same inconsequential dance songs.

As a heroine-centric movie, SC had lots of potential but nowhere is there a plot in place. For her part, Rhea does well: as well as the script allows her to.

Just having a broadband connection is not good enough, you also need 24-connectivity for it to work!

Watching TAMANCHEY gives you a feeling that the script was written on the sets, just like most of our television serials.

ANG BANG is such intelligent madness that it will make you cringe in your seat. Apparently, it’s supposed to be a remake of the Tom Cruise-Cameroon Diaz starrer Knight and Day. I’m sure the writers (three of them) could have done a better cut-paste job. Copy karna toh itna mushkil to nahi hai!

…daawat is tasteless! The intention of director Habib Faisal is noble, but the route he has taken is long and boring.