Anand L. Rai had other plans. He returns with a sequel that is rip-roaring, hits a raw nerve and is entertaining, entertaining, entertaining!
So are there any flaws. Of course, but this is one film where overall brilliance overshadows these flaws.

If you want to watch Bombay in its pristine glory of the past, BOMBAY VELVET is a must watch. However, if content is what you are looking for, stay away!

It’s a Phantom let down!

The movie is entertaining, in the sense, that it touches on a very important topic of corruption and how the common man is taken for a ride. This one is even better than the much touted film on the common man, KHATTA MEETHA (2010).

Same was the case with this film. It made a bloody fool of us!

…was meant to show the farcical side of politics. It turns out being a farce!

Shonali Bose packs too many emotions into this movie, some unwarranted, which takes away any emotions one might have had as the movie began. Also, she is obsessed with showing Laila (Kalki Koechlin) who is suffering from Cerebral Palsy as this sex maniac!

COURT is not a movie. It is brilliance in motion. It is a must-watch film.

That’s the beauty of this film; it does not preach or try to influence you in any way.
COURT is a fictionalized account of hard-hitting facts!

If you are an Emraan Hashmi fan, then this is for you. If not, go to COURT!

Pun intended!

The film is shot on a grand scale but the connecting links to the past 300 years are not that convincing. The story could have been better entwined leaving the viewer in a state of suspense. Unfortunately, Bobby Khan treats the two issues differently and hence loses out on capitalizing on the tantalizing twist in the end.

If only the audience were given a role to play a part in solving the crime, methinks this would have been mind-blowing.

All the same, if you are looking for something different, DBB is something that you can venture out to see.