For an action drama, there is a lot of talk in Ab Tak Chhappan 2 but not all of it is worth a listen. Obviously, Patekar’s Agashe has the best lines as he shoots wisecracks and indulges in sardonic talk. Some of it draws a few laughs, making it the only redeeming bit of the film.

…one of those rare family entertainers which tick all the right boxes.

Dhawan’s attempt is earnest but the laboured performance leaves you desiring for more especially when you are up against the more assured and at ease, Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

For a film about inspiration, Roy fails to inspire any emotions other than frustration.

…even as Balki guides his third film to his trademark mawkish route, the effect is nowhere the same as Paa for the heart is missing.

Following A Wednesday and Special Chhabis, Pandey works with a bigger canvas for his third film. But Baby proves that bigger doesn’t always mean better.

A lot of parts of the story seem juvenile which can’t be ignored because the scale is so large and so are the expectations. Full marks to Shankar’s vision and Vikram’s acting and that’s reason enough to watch I.

A feel-good, fun-tastic film, Paddington is a delight for both kids and adults.

American Sniper’s soul is Bradley Cooper…For all the bravado of Kyle, American Sniper lacks courage to realistically see the perils of war.

Tevar has too little attitude and lesser in the name of entertainment.