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Tanu, Manu and the Real Stuff

After two ‘inspired by’ movies, director Aanand L Rai finds his groove, keeping it ‘honest’ with his third film

Hereafter

A true Clint Eastwood film, exploring what lies beyond. Except, here he succumbs to the Hollywood cuteness he once mocked

The King’s Speech

Generous helpings of Shakespeare and a pitch-imperfect Colin Firth make for a stirring, memorable movie

Tanu Weds Manu

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

7 Khoon Maaf

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

Patiala House

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

Yeh Saali Zindagi

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

A Tamilian in Bollywood

Actor Madhavan on his harmless stalker, weight issues and sexy vegetarians

127 Hours

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

Dil Toh Bachcha Hai Ji

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

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