Bachna Ae Haseeno
'Let's get real. Commitment phobia is endemic among 20-something urban yuppies, especially in the metros. Siddharth Anand, a master at depicting urban mores - "Salaam Namaste" [Read Full Story]

Chamku
First things first - what kind of a name is "Chamku"? Is it the name of a detergent or a whitener? No, it's the name of a Maoist-turned-government-assassin who later becomes an avenging angel.[Read Full Story]

C Kkompany
Apart from a rather sad and overdone vulgar joke on the surname 'Jha', "C Kkompany" steers clear of turning the comedy into full-fledged farce.This is the down market "Munnabhai"
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God Tussi Great Ho
Director Rumy Jafry's directorial debut pretends to say something deep and indelible, but ends up being as profound as a bowl of soggy noodles staring at you for edible nirvana.
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Bangkok Dangerous
The problem with Nicolas Cage’s new film “Bangkok Dangerous” is it isn’t dangerous enough. It’s a little ominous maybe, but dangerous - never! Cage can make good movies.
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Pineapple Express
David Gordon Green is a fine director capable of extracting inconceivable moments of nuanced human behavior out of his motion pictures. He’s best with characters that hold dark secrets near  [Read Full Story]

Step Brothers
Will Ferrell's latest comedy is yet another inspired attempt to mine his particular brand of repressed juvenile humor, but this time he goes a little further with a sly commentary on the   [Read Full Story]

Swing Vote
'Swing Vote' is one of those charming little movies that comes out of nowhere and manages to put a bit of a smile on your face. It is far from perfect and at times star Kevin Costner's performance as a [Read Full Story]