Strictly for those who want to enjoy the songs on the big screen, the rest can go revisit Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander the best college campus film of all time!

Visually brilliant, the film fails and turns out to be complex and heavy at times when all it needs to do is actually lighten up and have some fun!

With very little entertainment offered at the price of its ticket, Mr Joe B Carvalho is a feeble attempt that fails to provide any comic relief.

The only saving grace is the sincerity with which the cast has dubbed for their parts. Bachchan sounds like Bheeshma while Vidya does a commedable Draupadi. Despite the big names associated with Mahabharat 3D the film turns out to be a no show in its effort to entertain the audience.

Watch it for some heart touching performances from Sarika and Farooque Sheikh. Overall Club 60 will struggle to lure in new members.

Watch it if you are in the mood for a loud no-brainer that relies on formulaic over the top entertainment.

Delivery Man’s biggest grouse is its desperation to please all. The saccharine sweet flavour of the script gets a bit too much particularly in the second half. Also the logic of fathering 533 kids half of which come back to haunt him seems improbable. There are several such WTF moments in the film that prevent it from being believable.

Strictly for Sunny Deol fans, Singh Saab tries to recreate the glory days of this actor-director duo but doesn’t succeed beyond a point.

With no new tricks to impress us with, Insidious: Chapter 2 isn’t as scary as its previous effort.

Rajjo is a futile exercise in trying to titillate the masses or win over the classes with a strong narrative.