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Prudvi posted a review for Laal Kaptaan in Movies
A naga sadhu Gossain (Saif Ali Khan) is out on a journey to wreak vengeance on his arch enemy Rehmat Khan (Manav Vij). A mysterious, veiled woman (Sonakshi Sinha in a guest appearance), hiding a scarred cheek behind it, adds to the inscrutable evil of Rehmat with her story about him. More evidence of his perversities follows with a widow (Zoya Hussain) joining Gossain in his journey.
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Murali posted a review for Made In China in Movies
Made in China starts off on a sure footing as it sets itself up as a crime investigative story. A Chinese General is found dead after he helps himself to a cup of Chinese ‘Magic Soup’. The investigators believe that an ingredient found in the soup, which is derived from tigers, is the reason behind the General’s death. The owner of the soup company, Raghuvir and those who worked with him are summoned to get to the bottom of this mystery.
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Arun posted a review for Bala in Movies
Self-love is a shortcut to spirituality" I read in a self-help book. But in a world which is constantly surrounded by the so called high-called selfie cameras canoodling on selfie sticks bolstered by a pervasive social media, the compare and despair effect and the FOMO is inevitable. So, the question of self-acceptance never arises. Humans essentially being a social animal always wants to fit in, no one likes being left out. Most of the time as socially inept as we are, we go out of our way to prove who we really are and what's our worth. Adding fuel to the fire a man with a receding hairline has more insecurities and endures a trauma both psychologically and socially seeking validation. But why do we need society's approval anyway?? What exactly are we chasing here?? Those are some of the impending but important questions which the latest film "BALA" attempts to pose.
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Murali posted a review for Housefull 4 in Movies
Housefull 4 tries giving Bollywood's much-flogged ‘punarjanam' (reincarnation) formula a spoofy spin. The idea would seem quirky, to begin with. Unlike standard Bollywood reincarnation dramas, where the hero and heroine (and villain at most) get rebirth after an untimely death, Housefull 4 merrily puts its entire cast on the Punarjanam bandwagon. Every single character is reborn.Daft as the premise is, it sounds hilarious. The problem is, much like the Housefull films before, this sequel, too, doesn't reveal any ambition of being remarkable in the quality of entertainment it fashions out of that premise.
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Monty posted a review for Zombieland: Double Tap in Movies
Woody Harrelson and Zoey Dutch are amazing and if you loved the first one, then you will also love this. The same comedy and the same kind of script.Zombies have evolved since the first part/installment of the movie.Emma stones was a delight to watch.Overall an absorbing movie.
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