…watch Ghayal Once Again at your own risk and only if you can withstand the relentless onslaught it unleashes.

Saala Khadoos, for all the storm that it seeks to whip up in the ring and outside it, does not string together enough points to be declared an outright winner.

It has enough heart. It’s the heat that is missing.

Looking for a film that delivers more than just superficial entertainment? Jugni is the end of your search.

Airlift is a film that every Indian, and every Bollywood buff despairing for genuinely high quality storytelling, must watch.

…is the unkindest cut. If you have any respect for your teachers – past present or future – give this film a miss.

Watch Chauranga because it is honest, provocative and piercing. It announces the advent of a promising new voice in Mumbai’s independent cinema.

Wazir is at best a one-time watch, if only for the academic interest of viewing Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar in the same film.

Watch it for Kajol and, to a lesser extent, for SRK. The rest of the actors on this vehicle, barring Varun Sharma on an occasion or two, are mere passengers.

Bajirao Mastani is for those that think history is boring. There isn’t a dull moment in this colourful and dramatic film that embraces excess with unabashed abandon.

Kajarya is a powerful and important film that finds vestiges of genuine humanity in an area of impenetrable darkness. But it offers no false hopes. This film is for discerning audiences who have a stomach for the bitter truth.