Samuel L Jackson and Margot Robbie are average. You’ll forget their performances once you walk out of the theatre.

The VFX is a letdown as well.

If you have got absolutely nothing to do this weekend, you can kill time watching The Legend of Tarzan. But then, there are always better things to do.

Give this film a miss and thank me later.

As for Deepak Tijori, I guess he will have to wait a little longer before he tastes success as a filmmaker. 

Sharman Joshi has been trying to experiment with different kinds of films but his strategy doesn’t seem to be working. He is a terrific actor but needs to very cautious while choosing scripts.

But if Sharman wasn’t in the film, 1920 London would have been a very painful ride. 

Laal Rang does not pack a solid punch because of its choppy storyline. Also, since the film is set in the heartland of Haryana, all the characters speak in Haryanvi, which after a point becomes too much. If you don’t listen carefully, you may miss the point.

The first half of the film is all about love games, sexual boredom and intimate scenes. The story takes off in the second half but it misses the mark because of its predictable story, cliched dialogues and all-too-easy screenplay.

Bollywood Diaries is a good attempt but fails to pack a solid punch.

If you have seen Chasing Liberty, stay away from its Hindi doppelganger. If you haven’t seen the English film, still stay away from latter anyway!

Apart from the music, Mawra and Harshvardhan’s chemistry is the only saving grace…

…a good attempt at reminding us that India is still bound by caste and gender discrimination but it really does nothing more than that. And that’s the biggest problem.

Ranbanka is all about bad direction and uninterested actors crying, laughing and screaming.