Sameer Bora

You can watch if you're fond of some light hearted moments. Story line is basic and quite predictable. Although its never boring.

Watching a good movie after the day is what have always been necessary. Today it was #SivappuManjalPachai . Its a simple movie with a simple storyline but what different is how it curates and shows the bond between a brother & sister and the brother in laws. After watching this movie, I can say Relationships are the only thing lasts forever in everybody's lives. Film is simple, good, natural, realistic and emotional too!!

Any lifelong fan of superheroes has at one point wanted to be one—to suddenly have superpowers, to fight evil, to do what ordinary humans can’t do. It’s a fantasy that’s directly entertained by “Shazam!”, Shazam is a momentous film – because this is the movie you’d remember for years as the moment DC finally rendered genuinely great cinema in its cinematic universe. Shazam is a one of a superhero movie that does a great job with a legitimate Superhero movie and making it work on every level. This strong comic book adaptation is elevated to the next level by a fantastic performance from both Levi and Grazer that has you smiling anytime they are on the screen. This is a superhero adaption made right thanks to a brilliant execution and tone, and while doesn’t break the mold in regards to superhero movies, it’s an unforgettable fun time. 8.7/10

This movie is simple and sweet. Sui Dhaaga delivers exactly what it promises: a tale stitched together with ‘sui-dhaaga’, dipped in desi ‘silaai’ and ‘kadhaai’. the film’s single-point agenda is drenched in both sweetness and earnestness. Mauji (Dhawan) and Mamta (Sharma) will become partners in their own enterprise which involves sewing machines and design wizardry. Sui Dhaaga is well made. It’s nice and safe and staid. There are several moments that warm the heart, and you cheer when sui-dhaaga win over needle-and-thread. The plot is very simple and it offers more than expected. The act of the characters are extremely amazing. The movie is never dull and i assure you won't be bored. Rating - 7/10

All dogs certainly go to heaven in A Dog’s Journey, the follow-up to A Dog’s Purpose. After multiple heart-wrenching departures, they gambol through a golden wheat-filled field of dreams before being reincarnated as yet another version of Bailey (voiced by Josh Gad). This tale of canine devotion through the ages is so doggedly aimed at teenage girls it even has K-pop romantic lead Henry Lau to add to all the puppies. Adapted by W. Bruce Cameron and several collaborators from his own novel, Journey reunites the viewer with Bailey, a Pyrenees Mountain Dog, and his owners Ethan (Dennis Quaid) and Hannah (Marg Helgenberger), whose story was told in the first film (although it’s not necessary to have seen Purpose). Their son has died in an unspecified accident, leaving behind a young widow Gloria (Betty Gilpin, excellent) and her toddler daughter CJ in the idyllic farm Ethan has inherited. Bailey is getting old, as is Ethan. A wonderful movie for all the g Dog lovers.

Nothing special. But still brings out the best out of it. Zero is purported be a romantic drama about a dwarf seeking his place in the sun and employing means fair and foul to get there but at no point does the often unlikeable man's tribulations strike a genuine chord. It’s easy to see what the makers of Zero might have been going for – a story of three ‘damaged’ individuals, and how they end up healing each other. But that idea is buried under the weight of an overwrought screenplay that packs in much more than your patience can handle. By the time the second half kicks in, Zero feels like an entirely different film from the one we were promised. Excellent first half, Second half started slow but you'll enjoy and get emotional with some scenes, bauua will make you fall in love with him. Climax is brilliant. SRK is wonderful. Anushka is brilliant. Katrina Kaif is superb.

Badhai Ho is a refreshing movie from its counterparts with a really different plot and screenplay. The ridiculous extent of Indian hypocrisy around sex, especially middle-aged or, worse, elderly sex, is laid bare in Badhaai Ho, which has to have one of the most unique propositions in Indian cinema. Director Amit Ravindernath Sharma's Badhaai Ho deserves unstinted kudos. It not only dares to tackle a tricky theme, it also does portray it with excellent communication. Neena Gupta have done an excellent job. Neena Gupta is outstandingly measured in her interpretation of the woman grappling with the repercussions of an unplanned pregnancy. Ayushmaan have done justice in his part. The way he chose such a tricky plot yet delivered such a performance is commendable. The main part that i liked about the movie is that every character in the movie have been given equal importance, even the minor once. And even though you're laughing watching it, they are unmoved. This is not a regular movie and Badhaai Ho is certainly worth a visit to the multiplex.

Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi, biopic of Rani Lakshmibai who is one of the earliest patriots of our freedom struggle. The inspiring story of the brave young queen Lakshmibai who refused patronage of the British and who in 1858 at the age of 29, gave up her life for the freedom of the land. She certainly deserved this saga to be brought to all. Kangana Ranaut has done an exemplary job in portrayal of the character of Rani Lakshmibai. The intensity in her eyes, the command of her voice, the glorified scenes are something that ensures you never take your eyes off screen. The screenplay is engaging, and the battle scenes are full of valour. The storyline tells us how this young brave woman led one of the most powerful freedom struggles in the history of United India. The characters have done complete judgement to the film. Kangana have portrayed commendable expressions throughout the movie wherein the last scene have to be the best among all. Rani Lakshmibai, in true sense was a leader and there can be no better way to pay tribute to the great soul of the land. Thus is one movie one will never want to miss. I thoroughly enjoyed it and i will recommend it to everyone. My rating- 8/10.

It us a complex love story set during India’s Partition era, where Roop (Alia Bhatt) is torn between respect for husband Dev (Aditya Roy Kapur) and her newfound love for Zafar (Varun Dhawan). Kalank' is a story that questions the high morals of society, especially when it comes to love and family ties. At the heart of the story, the film focuses on how eternal love goes beyond the norms and rules of society, the trappings of religion, and all other physical and man-made boundaries. The story is based in a town called Husnabad, near Lahore, a few years before the Partition of India and Pakistan. The movie is really good. Its something different from the regular ones that we expect. The choreography is fabulous and so is the background scores. The sets are something that would make movies like bahubali stop and look. Alia did a fantastic job. Varun dhawan seem mature in the movie. The movie progresses slow but it is engaging. I would recommend you all to watch it once.