Standing out like a sore thumb in todays crowd of smartly written scripts and performance driven films, Kaanchi struggles to make her own identity.

Smart and intelligently written, Oculus raises the right scares to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Enjoyable in parts, Bhootnath Returns has the right sentiment, but an over the top climax and cliched writing holds it back from being a charmer.

Rio 2 will appeal to fans of the original who want to see their favourite birds go on another wild adventure.

Moody, slightly messy yet beautifully shot and superbly acted, Noah is worth making that journey to the theaters this weekend.

Despite its flaws, O Teri manages to come off as a breezy entertainer that works in the space of its genre largely because of its two lead actors.

Dishkiyaoon is more of a comeback vehicle for an actor than an earnest effort at making a good film.

A feeble attempt at remaking an interesting story, these ghosts will haunt you and I don’t mean it in a good way!

Definitely better than its predecessor, Muppets Most Wanted is an enjoyable affair thanks to some brilliant writing and a bunch of stellar cameos.

Whether you are a Sunny Leone fan or not, Ragini MMS 2 still manages to raise a few scares and stay true to its genre.