Ajit Duara
A charming little film that is very easy on the eyes and the mind
The movie is a docu-drama that does hold your attention for brief periods of time, but fails to impress overall
It is about two stalwarts of Hindi cinema of the 1970s and 1980s, playing foolish roles in a badly written movie
One would have expected more political, cultural and cinematic sophistication in a film by Sudhir Mishra
Without doubt, this is the most hopelessly cliched film that Abhay Deol has worked in
It is a film of piquant melodrama, staged in a manner that is quite unlike the style of Majidi
Blackmail is one of the rare occasions when Irrfan looks vulnerable to the bane of all fine Indian actors - a perceptible slip into mediocrity through overexposure
With such a diverse and talented cast behind him, Tiger Shroff is packaged as best he can be