A predictable love triangle, buoyed by some deft, startling sequences and accomplished star turns

Its director seems to think that if you light a movie dimly enough, depth and meaning will emerge. Alas, it never does

With its formulaic perspective and wishy-washy characters drawn from British sitcoms, this is no Bend It Like Beckham. Or even close

Yet another disappointment to add to Sudhir Mishra’s list of ho-hum flicks

Danny Boyle specialises in turning the corporeal existence of humans into high art, evoking a rare empathy from the audience

Unlike a Bhandarkar movie, it has no memorable characters, no social commentary, and sadly, no big laughs either

The braided storyline, used so stylishly in Dhobi Ghat, can actually be traced back to Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace and DW Griffith’s 1915 film, The Birth of a Nation

The city of great texture and matching indifference is poignantly captured by Kiran Rao in a sparkling debut

Be prepared to shed your political correctness for this ode to the Patiala Peg and all things ‘Caneda’

The leading ladies shine, but the film rests on peripheral characters who fall woefully short