An emotional film about a bitter growing-up experience, this is the stuff of good cinema.
Even for a film made a few years ago, it does have rather outdated views on relationships.
You will definitely hate syrupy love stories by the time this movie ends.
Sheer incredulity at the film’s solutions to the country’s ills keeps one transfixed.
A disaster both from Mani Ratnam’s side as well as the lead actors’ interpretation of their characters.
A prequel to the legend, but with Russell Crowe miscast as the witty and lovable thug.
Scorsese showcases his skill as an actor’s director yet again in this psychological thriller.
A simplified view of politics, perhaps, but this film captures well the ruthlessness of politicians.
Indians may not have warmed up to this Hrithik-starrer, but it’s weaved magic in the West. They love Kites, and adore its ‘dashing hero’.