Laborious and too long, there isn’t much excitement in this enterprise either even though it has got more than handful action heroes on the scene.

There are plenty of applaud worthy moments in Mardaani and barring a few manipulative and exploitive scenes, which should have been left on the editing table, this is a reasonably smooth ride.

On the whole Singham Returns has its moment and those who know what to expect from it won’t be disappointed.

If you venture into this film, enjoy the visual effects and leave the slender story alone.

Guardians of the Galaxy offers good times at the cinema, especially with a tub of pop corn.

If you can get entertained by anything that comes your way, then you are likely to get entertained by Entertainment.

…if you are looking for entertainment then 22 Jump Street provides a decent dose of it.

Scarlett Johansson is first rate, whether it is the action or the trauma scenes, she pull it off convincingly. Clearly Besson has used 10% of the brain while writing the screenplay, else Lucy would have been even more fun.

Dwayne Johnson may not be the most talented actor around but since he is sincere, there is something likable about him. With his presence Hercules is tolerable, else it would have been a disaster.

The film is well shot by Ayananka Bose and it is obvious that big bucks have been spent in making it. Even though I am far from being a Salman Khan fan, I can see why he has such a fan following – he aims to please and does it well. Now, only if someone could cobble together a sensible story for him rather than just rehash South Indian films. At times, Nawazuddin Siddique is one up on Salman; in some of the scenes he is deliciously evil.