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Tamasha(2015) had a very deep meaning to it. And as we all know, not everyone gets what a film is trying to convey to you. The first half reflected the characteristics of a person who's not under any pressure and is just enjoying his/her life. The second half reflected the change in behaviour of a person when he/she is doing something which he/she isn't passionate about. Imtiaz Ali was successful in comparing the human body to a robot. We follow the same schedule everyday in our lives. We wake up at the same time everyday, sleep at the same time everyday and even eat at the same time everyday. Life becomes boring like this, doesn't it? Plus you aren't doing something you love. So, the frustration gets you. The second half is all about how frustrating it must be for someone to do something they aren't passionate about. Everything from the dialogues to the songs had a very good and deep meaning to it. It was a brave attempt from Imtiaz Ali to experiment with such a topic. The chemistry between Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone was amazing. The movie was very realistic and it concentrated on how money plays a big role in manipulating your dreams and career. Most of the Indian audience didn't understand what this movie was really trying to convey. Most of them were just searching for the usual romantic unrealistic story. Each and every scene was well crafted but the audience unfortunately rejected this unique story. My rating for this movie is 4/5.

Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga is a progressive narrative that wallows within the closet of the Bollywood formula. This story could have been far more layered without a generous dollop of family celebrations that interrupted the story intermittently with their song and dance routines. It comes with enough frills to undervalue its message. The only good thing to come out of this attempt would be that the masses would give it a shot, blissfully unaware of the theme. When they come out, there would hopefully be a little bit more of awareness and a little bit less of stigma.

I have been a Salman Khan fan since ‘Wanted’ and have been watching his films in Cinema Hall since Ready(I am 19,so you do the Maths). Though I sensed how the film is going to be owing to the trailer and the director ( I dont understand how can a Choreographer become a director) but Salman being in the film was a enough for me and lakhs of his fans to watch the film first day. Objectively of you will review the film, it has nothing good to offer. Bhai is the only saving grace in the movie (Even he looked very disinterested in his role). Looks like he has gone back to 2000–2005 phase doing films just for the sake of frienship and not even caring for the script and the crediblity of the makers, which I hoped is changing post Bajrangi Bhaijan.

First thing first Kangana Ranaut should walk out of direction immediately. Her self obsession is more than evident in Manikarnika. Almost every five minutes she walks wide eyed grim or determined or angry looking into the camera. After a point you are almost bored of this repeated ritual and fear it occurring again. The movie picks up well and has some well executed scenes and dialogoues, the intent of the movie producers to back the director is more than evident. The director however seemed more obsessed with her own acting capabilities and has completely ignored the essential backbone of a great movie – a well written screenplay. The movie could have been a great chance to educate audiences on the uprising of 1857, Bollywood as such has made next to nothing movies in this genre and Kangana the director totally ruins it. Great actors like Danny, Kulhbhushan Kharbanda, Atul Kulkarni and Suresh Oberoi are reduced to being glorified extras. The lack of screenplay is reflected in the pacing of the movie and till interval we only have Manikarnika’s life being established what could have been great war scenes filled epic freedom struggle movie is reduced to the levels of a TV Soap Opera shot with a better camera.

Akshay Kumar likes to break into an occasional jig or two. In Gold, he might happen to be playing the role of an Indian hockey team manager, but that doesn’t necessarily preclude him from baring his thighs and gyrating in a manner that would put Shakira’s much-vaunted hips to shame. “Dil mein mere phutte hain masti ke waterfall. Aaj na puchho haal mera bas dekho meri chaal,” this leader of independent India’s first ever successful pursuit of Olympic glory declares, even as he goes on to unbutton his tuxedo, squeeze his wife’s cheek, stick his tongue out and flap his outstretched hands vigorously like a crow struck by lightning mid-flight. Given how marvelously things panned out for Tapan Das, the aforementioned manager, in the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, I guess this is a routine that ought to be co-opted by other successful mentors of his ilk. One can, for instance, imagine the mortifying spectacle of Sir Alex Ferguson exhorting upon his Manchester United boys to embrace English Premiership stardom by breaking into a moonwalk each time they step out onto the field.

Thumbs up! - When two hotties come in one frame John and Varun give major fitness goals with drooling physique! - Action sequences are to watch out for - The dialogues are so far catchy - The comeback of Akshaye Khanna in a never seen avatar. Thumbs down! - Jaccky (Jacqueline's) overacting - Varun yet again being overshadowed (after DILWALE). This time he plays the second fiddle to John! - Predictable story line - Yet another action flick - Lame one liners

Well,One problem with Kjo’s movie that I had was that I could never connect to the characters. They almost always seemed very filmy type and situations one of those ‘aisa to bas filmon mein hi hota hai’ (these things happen only in films), but for this movie, I could totally connect to Alizeh (Anushka’s character) and other characters felt realistic too. Same goes with the situations with little bit of exaggeration at some places Music - The songs of this movie have been rocking the charts long before its release but you are bound to love and appreciate the songs more after the movie. To me, now, the songs have meaning and stories to them. The songs are eargasms with a mushy feeling to the heart. This movie sure was a drag, at some places, to include some of cheekiness that seems to appeal to a lot of Indian audience these days. But the underlying story was very realistic one which makes this movie worth a watch. I would definitely recommend it as a one time watch atleast and two if you love music :).

Tiger Zinda Hai is based on the true events, when ISIL took the Indian nurses as hostages when they were working in a hospital. Honestly I had no expectations from Salman khan, because I know his potential as an actor,but he surprised me. In this action packed movie he has around 9–10 scenes which demand expressions and he has given good and watchable worthy expressions in 7–8 of them and completely amazed me by doing a more than a good job. His ardent fans would be mesmerized after watching him, that's for sure. I JUST LOVE THE MOVIE.

This movie is a complete waste of time and money. I am actually quite shocked. We never expected such a weak film from Aamir Khan. Unnecessary and unrealistic action scenes are present in bulk. Katrina is only there to add some glamour. Amir was good, so was Big B.The biggest disappointment for me was the role of Amitabh, as Khudabaksh. As a kid who revelled in the over the top role of the legend in Shahenshah, this role flattered to deceive. The movie was so much about Aamir's Firangi character that Amitabh hardly had any speaking lines and anything more to do than just looking pensive. His character had the right drivers for seeking freedom from the British rule and also avenge his King’s brutal murder, but alas, Acharya chose crude humour in lieu of nationalistic fervour.

There are very less good family entertainer films made in a year for bollywood audience. Badhaai ho is one of those beautiful films that touches your heart. This film is for every age group audience and everyone can watch and enjoy together. This film is about relationships. There is mother, there is grand-mother there is girlfriend and her mother, there is father and there is a brother. So,this film is all about relationships. It will be make you laugh as well as emotional.Though film's album is not so popular that it will bring audience to the theatre but the film's content and performances are worth watching.