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It's been a while since we've had a Batman film we can love, says Raja Sen. There are many Batmen. Detective. Dark Knight. Dancer. Father-figure. Fascist. Flirt. Teacher. Troublemaker. Terrorist. Cre...

'It is a wish and a dream, telling us that nothing in life -- and indeed, no life -- is beyond bliss, and that all it takes is a bit of jukebox serendipity and, most important of all, the right should...

'A scatterbrained film that fails to encash Arshad Warsi and Naseeruddin Shah's screen presence,' says Prasanna D Zore. Despite a stellar star cast, director Aparnaa Singh's Irada is a scatterbrained ...

A war film that keeps you riveted to your seat, says Prasanna D Zore. IMAGE: Rana Daggubatti is splendid in The Ghazi Attack.   For all its technical limitations and over-dramatic narrative at tim...

Jolly LLB did well with its droll depiction of a small-time lawyer and how his guilty conscience encourages him in vindicating the downtrodden. In its sequel, Akshay Kumar does it even better, feels S...

Watch the Rockstar Baba's latest film only if you need some comic relief, warns Prasanna D Zore. Baba Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan's Hind Ka Napak Ko Jawab: MSG Lionheart 2 is absolutely hilari...

Kung Fu Yoga assaults both senses and soul, warns Sukanya Verma. I am wary of Indo-China oddities that go by the name of Schezwan Dosa or Chinese Bhel. They never turn out to be any good. Ditto for...

Hrithik Roshan has played challenging roles before and nailed them to perfection. This time too, he doesn’t disappoint, says Namrata Thakker. Sanjay Gupta returns with yet another thriller afte...

Kaabil serves nothing beyond an unabashed platform to vaunt a seething Hrithik, sentimental Hrithik, snarky Hrithik, sly Hrithik or spry Hrithik, feels Sukanya Verma. The expression of disbelief an...

It would have helped the film's creative -- not box office -- cause to have the courage of its conviction and not turn Raees into the story of a whimpering, sanskari gangster, feels Prasanna D Zore. R...