This Gabbar is meant strictly for the masala-of-yore fans…

The film takes you back and forth from 1989 to 2015 so many times, it will make your head spin. You wish that Mandar would finally figure out what he wants. The premise that all boys change after they fall in love is too thin and predictable to keep you hooked for the two hours and twenty minutes the film runs. Also the film stereotypes all married women as frustrated and willing to jump into bed with the first single eligible men.

It’s a neatly constructed nail-biter. Go watch it.

Dum Laga ke Haisha is one of the most honest and feel-good films in a long time – definitely go for it.

Roy is boring, exhausting and pretentious – save your money and time by staying away.

Hawaizaada is like a picture post-card – watch it for the outstanding effort of a first-time director.

If you’re looking for a film in the league of the Munnabhais and 3 Idiots, PK is not even close. But it’s still a must-see for many reasons, and by that, I mean the protagonists.

Make this Diwali even more special with Happy New Year. One of the best entertainers of 2014.

Carry your ipod, put on your ear phones, enjoy the music and simply let your eyes feast on the Greek God on screen.

No matter what and how small the faults in the film, it deserves an audience. To experience a film that is so mesmerising that it will stay with you forever, even if it is in bits and pieces.