The gifted Darsheel Safary apart, Iranian minimalism just can’t be stretched to Indian melodrama.
So unpleasant and egotistical is the ‘hero’ that one almost cheers for the villain when he makes his appearance.
An engaging film about four friends who cock a snook at the law, Manmohan Singh their Enemy No 1.
For all the gay jokes and homo-erotic scenes, it’s the film itself that is a major drag.
This heavily trashed Hollywood movie has quite a few decent one-liners and funny gags.
Nana Patekar and Shahid Kapur have been turned into spineless supporting actors in this asinine film.
Reduced to caricatures in Hindi films, Bollywood baddies are now turning South to take villainy to new heights.
Dimple is ravishing, yes, but the amateurish acting, typecasting and godawful songs let you down.
The Japanese Wife weaves an innocent love story out of an improbable modern-day fairy tale.