Aamir Khan’s 3 Idiots is a pathbreaking movie, for one small detail. The introduction of a mainstream Hindi film hero who’s not from north India.
Ketchup blood and cheap locales. Yet Naseeruddin Shah makes it worth a watch. Plus, Padmini Kolhapure is back.
A campy film about campus problems that is so much fun, it forgets the real issues it set out to critique.
Politically correct it is. And the references are a bit obvious. But watch it for the palette and the 3D experience.
Ranbir is terrific and the direction smart. If only they’d ended it a bit earlier.
An interview with film director Shaji N. Karun, who received the Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres award last week.
She’s 45, he’s 30, it could have been a fun chick flick. You’re better off catching an old Zeta-Jones movie on DVD.
Father, son and glycerine galore. The good old filmi tearjerker is back and progeria is only the excuse. But Vidya Balan’s eyes make it all worth it.
A comedy that seems more like a tourism ad for Singapore. Is director Priyadarshan losing his talent?
Paranormal Activity, a low-budget horror film that creeped even Steven Spielberg out, has since become an audience phenomenon. Any takers?