Nagma

The title of the movie is not exciting enough as it makes one wonder what story is left to narrate after a happy ending in the prequel. Tanu and Manu are unhappy after 4 years of marriage and are keen to part ways. The film then revolves around their independent lives which supposedly gives freedom to both to lead their lives their way. Madhavan plays his character of a simple and disturbed doctor effortlessly. The movie however has the most entertaining elements coming from Deepak Dobriyaal (Pappi ji).He is just unbelievable with his rib-tickling dialogues and expressions. "Pappi ji" in fact has quite substantial screen time and he will not leave his presence in any of the scenes being unnoticed by the audience. The film further elevates to a higher level of entertainment and that is contributed by none other than Kangana Ranaut (Tanu & Datto). Tanu as a free-spirited woman who wants to re-live her past with her ex-flame (Jimmi Shergill). Her entire personality and attitude which you would rather detest in real life looks ultimately glamorous on screen. The second character, Datto...is of a state level athlete hailing from Haryana. Datto will take your breath away with her completely innocent and rustic personality not to mention the perfect "haryanvi accent" which appears to be Kangana's natural mother tongue. Both the characters are completely opposite and it becomes difficult to believe that both are played by the same person. Kangana gives a path-breaking performance and this again proves her immense talent. Lot of credit goes to Anand L. Rai who has managed to create such a powerful sequel with strong characters. So please do not miss this complete "paisa vasool" movie....otherwise in Datto's words"Baawde ho gae ke?"

Khoobsurat , a Walt Disney movie actually appears to be a fairytale. The main characters Dr.Mrinalini Chakraborty (played by Sonam Kapoor) and Prince Vikram (played by Fawad Khan) are a deadly combination. It can be easily said that both of them are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful looking people in the glamour world. The story revolves around Dr. Mili who has been assigned a very difficult task of making the wheel-chaired Maharaja (Prince Vikram's Dad)recover and stand up on his feet. Mili is a free-spirited woman and is shown to be averse to the disciplines imposed by the Maharani (played well by Ratna Pathak). Mili's mom played by Kiron Kher is a character similar to her earlier roles as a punjabi mother.However, somehow you would still enjoy the comical scenes and would not complain that it is repetitive. Mili is smitten by Prince Vikram (Viku as she quickly nicknames him) charm and good looks of course!and she doesn't mind expressing her feelings. Prince Vikram on the other hand is strikingly opposite and is also engaged to a princess (played by Aditi Rao Hydari). Best part of the movie is that it is fun-filled and will manage to keep a smile on your face throughout. You need not analyse too much on the story as it just simple and sweet. I am a little disappointed with Sonam's acting which is good but could have been better...she was nearly there ....but a little far from nailing it! This could have brought more life to the movie because she was the main protagonist. I hadn't known Fawad Khan till I heard and saw this movie. This was his debut and I must say that he performed really well. This down to earth, heart-throb is quite an experienced actor back in Pakistan and has won many accolades and awards for his roles in popular tele-series "Humsafar" and "Zindagi Gulzaar Hai". These series are worth watching for his fans and also for his exemplary works. Khoobsurat is a complete visual and emotional treat! You would crave for more when the movie ends because "abhi toh party shuru hui hai!"