Go, enjoy a refreshing new genre of comedy.

Don’t really go looking for logic or something new in here. And don’t even go looking for some high end drama.

Ra-One is sure to usher in a crackling Diwali at the box office and give the audience paisa vasool entertainment, with fine performances by both Shah Rukh and Kareena. Even young Armaan is efficient. Go have a blast.

The altercations are sweet, the comedy subtle and the backdrop (Himachal, untapped) majestic. Enjoy.

The film may be a finely crafted drama, yet it unfolds with thriller pace, keeping you on the edge of the seat till the very end. Enjoy the experience of a revised and re-mixed story, well told.

Go for it, all you Gods of War enthusiasts.

The film tries to strike a balance between art and mainstream cinema and succeeds partially.

All in all, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan holds out a promise for a pleasant weekend viewing.

Not meant for those who like run-of-the-mill stuff, That Girl in Yellow Boots is quintessential independent cinema.

A serious and sensible debut film by director Parvin Dabas, Sahi Dhande Galat Bande is offbeat and fresh