A Death In The Gunj will make you drop your jaw several times, except for the one time you’d really want it to: the climax.

Go on this final voyage. The seas might get a bit rough but the pirates won’t rob you off a good time.

Meri Pyaari Bindu will appeal to the romantic in you, but watching the movie will be a battle between the brain and the heart. Your brain and the movie’s heart, that is.

This is the great debut that has come seven years into Sonakshi’s career. And for that, you must go meet Noor at theatre.

The plot is too skimpy and with its languid pacing, the movie eventually seems a bit indulgent. The filmmaker’s exposure to slow, contemplative festival films becomes apparent. But the unassuming characters and the humour make it a delightful watch.

If in-your-face Bollywood blockbusters have bored you to death, Mukti Bhawan is your salvation.

It seems as though Phillauri could have gone in a lot of directions, but it took the road usually travelled.

Give it a shot, the storytelling isn’t strong enough to make you weep like a baby, but it will occasionally make you giggle like one.

RSVP Yes to this wedding; it’s grand, with good music, great people and delicious food for thought.

It might not do much to your brain, but it’ll certainly set your heart racing. If you’re in the mood for blood, Wick is your pick.

If you’re going for the Kung Fu, chances are you’ll end up in a meditative state instead.