Aziz Hamid

Saw JJ last night on Prime. I believe most of the reviews here are paid, just like most of the reviews today are. My honest take would be - just a so-so movie. Though one moment really was symbolic in the importance of family as Saif's character realizes. Chunkey Pandey is alone in a hospital, no one to look after him. He says to Saif that he lied to everyone that he's going to Ibiza on a music festival (even though he's hospitalized) just to hide his loneliness and not let anyone know his vulnerability. That moment Saif realized the depth of family and meaningful relationships, and futility of hedonistic lifestyle which is fleeting. But I believe Mrs. Malaika should have been used properly for making a sentimental punch. The willow tree was a moral compass, but it lacked the push.

I think they should disclose who is "BhaiSaab" - the mystery person controlling the entire story. Though the story celebrates hedonistic behaviors of almost all the lead characters, I guess sensibilities and sentiments will play huge part in season 2.

Tyrion Lannister is the most famous dwarf in the world.

Films like "I am Kalam" prevent hopefuls like me from losing whatever little faith left in Bollywood, which has become nonsensical day after day in the lure of numbers and brouhaha. Talking about the film, you should see it once in a lifetime. Real Rajasthan captured beautifully, rather than stereotypical "Balika Vadhu-ish" influence.