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New Delhi, Rohit Shetty has made his mark as a director of comedies with hits like “Golmaal” and “Golmaal Returns” and he promises to continue the tradition with yet another multi-starrer laugh riot in “All The Best – Fun Begins”, which releases Friday. Produced by Ajay Devgn, it stars Bipasha Basu, Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Mugdha [...]

New Delhi, No action and no violence. Debutant director Prem Soni, who conceptualised his 16-year-old dream with “Main Aurr Mrs. Khanna”, offers a story about coming to terms with one’s conflicting feelings with the Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor starrer which is releasing Friday. The romantic drama also stars Sohail Khan, Yash Tonk and features Preity [...]

Cast: Irrfan Khan, Manoj Bajpai, Fardeen Khan, Dino Morea, Aftab Shivdasani, Dia Mirza
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Director: Suparn Varma

New Delhi, Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta is known for making multi-starrer action thrillers. His next offering “Acid Factory”, which releases Friday, continues the trend and is about the horror of self-discovery. Said to be inspired by Hollywood’s “Unknown” (2006), it has been produced by Gupta’s White Feather Films and directed by Suparn Verma. Made at a budget [...]

Two childhood friends had little in common, except the connection their families had with music. While Arjun’s (Ajay Devgn) life was consumed by a passionate drive to get on stage and realize his grandfather’s unfulfilled dream, Mannu (Salman Khan) had little interest in his father’s music instruments and was content with remaining a child at [...]

When this parody is mid-way through, two questions strike us - what is the otherwise-classy Sushmita Sen doing in this atrocious homage to the spirit of revelry, most of it situated in the lobbies and corridors of a super-luxury hotel in Abu Dhabi?

While "Wake Up Sid" would of course raise Ranbir's stock in months to come, it would be noticed in a major way for Mukerji's script sense and direction. He makes the kind of debut that made Farhan Akhtar hot property after "Dil Chahta Hai".

A lovely uncluttered, unassuming and transparent film from Gowariker! Priyanka gives soul to all the 12 characters she plays. In the climactic song, she brings all of them together, quirks and mannerisms all on display in one unified flow of feelings and body-language. The actress achieves individuality for all her characters while giving the plot a homogenous flow.

This is a made-to-order film for Salman. As a one-man army, he springs into every frame with that trademark mix of a bored swagger and agile comicality. His romantic moments with Ayesha have a lived-in credibility except when the songs take over.

It's hard to pinpoint where "Blue Oranges" begins. The director has chosen an intricate flashback-and-forth mode of storytelling that he isn't always able to carry off with elan. But the art is in the right place...a part of the plot is devoted to the hazy world of fake paintings and names like M.F. Husain are mentioned in passing.