If you’re in the mood for a documentary-styled ‘real’ film, you may find something to take back from here. Having said that, in this case, the intention can be lauded, but definitely not the execution.

Vivek Oberoi’s film will colour you saffron…This one is a lethargic instance of linear storytelling where the graph doesn’t move. You get a blah, blah, blah account of the man who the world is obsessing over today. Scenes to show his greatness, lines to shine his halo and custom-designed incidents to add to the Modi magic are the fabric of this biopic.

It’s an enjoyable family watch; the frailties in human relationships are nicely captured.  

Apart from Will Smith’s miss-if-you-blink appearance, watch SOTY (2) for Tiger.  Even when things around him are caving in, his ballerina grace is intact. 

Kalank is a visual treat. Three words to sum it up would be – it’s beautifully chaotic (incidentally, this is also Alia’s Twitter status). Anyway, some movies are best seen and less analysed. Go, watch it!

Toss a coin; do you want new Ra(w) or not-so-new Ra(azi!)

Vidyut Jammwal is a dream to watch…

Don’t miss Kesari. It not only makes us feel proud of being Indians but also prompts us to salute the valour of our Sikh community. 

If you like romance on slow burn, Photograph might appeal to you. Otherwise, just leaf through your own albums.

Badla offers a clever recipe for revenge. Definitely worth a try.