Movie Review : Fruit and Nut (2009)

Starring: Boman Irani, Mahesh Manjrekar, Dia Mirza and Cyrus Broacha.

Film: Love Ka Tadka

Starring: Sameer Dattani, Nauheed Cyrusi and Satish Kaushik.

Preview: Aseema- Beyond Boundaries (2009)

Cast: Gracy Singh, Aseem Merchant, Namrata Thapa, Siddant Mohapatra, Kiran Kumar, Surendra Pal, Anita Das, Sadhana Parija, Mihir Das, Nisha Parulkar

USER REVIEW: Blue (2009)

While most movie critics have done their job of dissecting BLUE to be a directorial disaster and having a weak story line, what they have actually done is to benchmark it to a typical Bollywood movie.

Movie Review: All The Best (2009)

All The Best: Total time pass flick

Movie Review : Main Aurr Mrs Khanna (2009)

Main Aurr Mrs Khanna: Could have been better

Movie Review : BLUE (2009)

BLUE: A BIG dissappointment

Movie Review: 3 Nights 4 Days (2009)

3 Nights 4 Days: Is a pleasant surprise

Movie Review: Acid Factory (2009)

Acid Factory: Fizzles out

FIRST LOOK: RADIO (2009)

Releasing on December 4, 2009

First Look: LONDON DREAMS (2009)

Director: Vipul A. Shah

MOVIE REVIEW: Do Knot Disturb (2009)

Do Knot Disturb: Assault on your senses

MOVIE REVIEW: Wake Up Sid (2009)

Wake Up Sid: Innovatively handled

Movie PREVIEW: 3 NIGHTS 4 DAYS (October 9, 2009)

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FIRST LOOK: 3 NIGHTS 4 DAYS (October 9, 2009)

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First Look: Tum Mile (2009)

26th July 2005 rang an ominous bell-for most…but amidst all the chaos and the tragedy, it reunited two star crossed ex lovers. Two people who meet after a hiatus of 6-years-now occupying different worlds. Evidently, they had moved on…

Movie Review : Fast Forward (2009)

Fast Forward: Skip this one

Movie Review: What’s Your Raashee? (2009)

What’s Your Raashee?: Ends up being boring Rating: 2 out of 5* Starring: Harman Baweja and Priyanka Chopra Director: Ashutosh Gowariker The movie begins at Bardoli village, Gujarat where a wealthy old man decides to write his assets in the name of his grandson Yogesh Patel (Harman Baweja), the only person in the family to remember his maternal grandfather on all occasions (read birthdays). Yogesh is doing his MBA at Chicago with a rocking life style of a sincere student in the day time, popular guy in the campus and a DJ at a night club. But things are not rosy at home in Mumbai where his elder brother has taken a huge amount of loan and lost it in stock market crash and is not able to pay back to several people including a local bhai. He is supposed to give attendance everyday at Bhai’s office and he is being constantly threatened by two chelas of the dreaded bhai who has a style of threatening defaulters – he would cut the fingers by using a betel nut cutter.

FIRST LOOK: KABHI KAHIN

Cast- Ashmit Patel, Tulip Joshi, Anubhav Anand, Sanjay Narwekar, Sachin Khedekar, etc.

Movie Review : Dil Bole Hadippa(2009)

Dil Bole Hadippa: Hadippa!

Movie Review: WANTED (2009)

REVIEW: WANTED (2009)

Synopsis: I AM OMAR (2009)

CAST: Rahul Bose, Arjun Mathur, Abhimanyu Singh (from GULAL)

LOCATION: Shot in Mumbai

OMAR is a film that reveals the nexus between the police and Male sex workers to blackmail and abuse gay men. In India because of the archaic law created by the British, which has been long discarded in UK; law under article 377 criminalizes homosexuality, whereas any man caught in a homosexual act can be imprisoned for life. The police to harass and extort money from gay men very often use this law.

Synopsis: I AM MEGHA (2009)

CAST: Juhi Chawla, Manisha Koirala, Sanjay Suri

MUSIC: Amit Trivedi

A Kashmiri Pandit woman has to go back to Kashmir after 20 years and confront her past. A past of losing trust, and faith in humanity. A past that saw 300,000 Kashmiri Hindus leave Kashmir. Since the mid eighties Kashmir has witness the final exodus of the Hindu population. MEGHA belongs to those forgotten minorities who have become refugees in their own country. This film questions the definition of freedom and “Kashmir for Kashmiri”. While the film does not deny or overlook the enormity of the atrocities committed by the military and government over decades, it questions a concept of freedom that eliminates the minority community from its homeland.

SYNOPSIS: ROAD, MOVIE (2009)

Vishnu (Abhay Deol), a restless young man, itches to escape his father’s faltering hair oil business.