What do you expect from a Sunny Deol flick? Lots of action, punches and some hard-hitting dialogues? But, his latest outing ‘Ghayal Once Again’ which was earlier titled ‘Ghayal Returns’ lacks in these core Sunny Deol speciality areas.

There is not a moment of disbelief while you watch how one man named Ranjit Katyal could try his best in evacuating 1,70,000 Indians safely back to our Motherland—India. And yes, with one Kuwaiti woman and her toddler as well. The story of Indians struggling in the war zone, which by the way was their ‘home away from home’ is not just thrilling but heavily inspiring.

Let’s start by saying that don’t have any preconceived notion about ‘Dilwale’ before you plan to book your tickets. It’s not just a romantic saga where two people meet and fall in love, there’s certainly more to it.

The director has tried his best to keep the ethics of Indian culture right at the centre of his screenplay. The movie is a sureshot family entertainer, without any uncomfortable scenes. However, it does take a while to digest that such a perfect family and ethics can co-exist in today’s time.

Watch it for you might want to see some ‘Katti Batti’ moments this weekend. Be prepared for the unexpected!

…the camera work has used certain innovative techniques, and it was a good decision to use slow motion for fight chase, as it doubles the effect on viewers.
‘Main Hun Hero Tera’ by Salman Khan will definitely rush you to the cinema halls, we are sure. So, grab a ticket a watch this one to see the new-age ‘hero’ and ‘heroine’.

Go and watch it only for the great actors who are in the film. All can be well, if you read this and then go for the ‘masala’ potboiler!

You possibly should not miss this film, because one it has those intense eyes of Ajay Devgn along with realistic performance by Tabu. And if that’s not enough, then you have another reason – content surely is the king.

We say go watch ‘Dil Dhadakne Do’ for understanding this dysfunctional Punjabi family but in a larger-than-life cruise ship along with little dog Pluto, who has a surprise to offer when you ‘hear’ him out. No, I am not letting the cat out! Let your ‘dil’ beat a little harder for the Mehras.

Our take—go grab a ticket and get swooned. Sometimes, you really need a part two to fall in love.