• 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. 

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