Namrata Joshi ReviewsOutlook

Pain’s film is terse, straight, fuss-free and simple. It does begin to flag a little in the middle, the narrative threatens to get out of hand, but remains largely affecting

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Chittagong

Take the age-old reincarnation theme, add a dash of fantasy and sci-fi, with an implicit moral and you get a winsome film

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Makkhi

Sometimes, good movies can be made on the trifles of life than on a big idea. Gauri Shinde has made one

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English Vinglish

It is a surface, shallow peep into the glamour world, offers no new insights than what we already know

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Heroine

Much too crafted and self-consciously gorgeous; feels eminently facile and plastic—tries way too hard to please.

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Barfi

Bad music, corny lines and some unintentionally funny moments come together rather well. It is unrelentingly creepy

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Raaz 3

It doesn’t deliver. No surprises, no novelty, no freshness here

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Joker

A sweet, simple film which admirably states its “no expiry date for love” message

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Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi

One confused film, but With Salman about, nothing seems to matter. So the Bhai tornado rolleth on

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Ek Tha Tiger

Works on its ironic, cynical, wry path. But the minute emotions slip in, it flattens and turns filmi

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Gangs of Wasseypur II