‘Singham’ is a masala pot-boiler which draws applause and whistles. The film has raw energy which makes it instantly likeable, thereby beguiling you with its own unique charm. Watch out for the exhilarating performance of Ajay Devgn and Prakash Raj.

After ‘Dil Chahta Hai,’ ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’ is an interesting take on Indian men, which dwells upon their psyche. Do watch this film!

Guaranteed to be a sure entertainer for kids as well as for adults!

Indeed, both Lara and Vinay carry the film through their electrifying banter, which leaves audience in mirth. Add to this is sizzling Yana Gupta, who gyrates to Zeenat Aman`s classic number `Laila o Laila`.

Bollywood lacks good children’s film and ‘Zokkomon’ comes as a breath of fresh air.

In case you think that ‘Dum Maaro Dum’ is a cop story, check out the sizzling chemistry between smouldering hot Bipasha Basu and hunk Rana Daggubati, who light up the screen with their oozing sensuality. Then there is Prateik Babbar and Anaitha Nair`s love story. And yes, the latkas and jhatkas of Deepika Padukone in a sexy item number!

‘No One Killed Jessica’ is a superbly written and well crafted piece of cinema.

Undeniably, Rizwan is the essence of ‘My Name Is Khan.’ In Rizwan, Shah Rukh gives a stellar, heartfelt and endearing performance. And yes, the SRK-Kajol chemistry still works wonders! ‘MNIK’ is a must watch film. A treat for Shah Rukh-Kajol fans!

The storytelling techniques used by the writer, director and theatre personality Paresh Mokashi`s makes the film an absolute delight to watch. Instead of being just another biopic, the film delves into the life of Dadasaheb Phalke and presents before us an insight into the mind of the genius.

Technically, the film is well presented except for a few jerky transitions and bleeps imposed by the Indian censor board which mar the viewing experience.

Overall, the film is amusing and will appeal to an older audience with a bohemian attitude who is willing to learn and unlearn about life.