• As a work of fan-fiction, Azhar is a mostly watchable film with a solid lead, but falls far short of being either entertaining, insightful, or worthy of recommendation. Hashmi and D’Souza try hard, and their effort shows.

    I just wish I could have said the boys played well.

  • The plot is preposterous, and by the end of the film, all us critics were laughing in exhausted disbelief.

    Is this a real movie? Did someone fund this? Is this actually releasing in theatres? In the name of Comrade Jesus, how about a solitary drop of sanity?

  • Contrary to what the film’s publicity and songs would have one believe, One Night Stand isn’t yet another tawdry skin-flick with exploitative cleavage shots in place of a script.

  • These guys get it, the characters and the spirit of the comics. Captain America: Civil War is a great ride even if you don’t read the comics or haven’t seen any of the older films. 

  • Take a bow, Shah Rukh Khan.

    Not only for a phenomenal, genuinely groundbreaking performance but for being bold enough to give us the sight of a boy wearing painted-on abs while aping you dancing in a song where you, according to rumour, wore painted-on abs. For a glimpse at a worn out 50-year-old man — massaging his temples, and stretching at the lines on his face — before turning on the high-wattage smile and stepping out to market his myth. 

  • Take the kids you know (and the kid within you) and go watch The Jungle Book.

    Trust in me.

  • Ki & Ka wants to be important, it wants to be revolutionary, it wants to be a feminist statement of equality. Admirable, sure. But it doesn’t know how.

    It is a film that thinks it knows better, but really — really — doesn’t.

  • Shakun Batra’s sophomore effort is a finely, intelligently crafted film which stumbles because of its eagerness…

  • Zubaan emerges, sadly, like one of those ads where you can half-hum the song but you forget what it was for…

  • The Revenant is a devastating, visually jawdropping film that, for all its sins of tedium, makes up with scale what it lacks in artfulness. It certainly does the frontier justice. 

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