Adv Pankaj Sharma

Kill Bill" is a gripping and empowering tale of a brave woman's quest for justice and revenge. The film tells the story of a young woman, left for dead by her ruthless attackers, who spends four years in a coma, only to awaken with a fierce determination to take down her enemies. Uma Thurman, delivers a stunning performance, masterfully conveying the character's transformation from a vulnerable victim to a formidable force of vengeance. The supporting cast is equally impressive, bringing depth and nuance to the story.

"Cheeni Kam" is a captivating film that explores the boundaries of age and societal expectations through a poignant love story. The film centers on a 64-year-old man and a 34-year-old woman whose deep connection defies conventional norms. The chemistry between the leads is both heartwarming and believable, drawing viewers into their genuine and touching relationship. The narrative skillfully navigates the challenges they face, particularly the resistance from the woman's father, who struggles to accept their unconventional pairing. This conflict adds depth to the story, highlighting themes of societal acceptance and the courage required to follow one's heart. The performances are outstanding, with the lead actors delivering nuanced portrayals of their characters' emotions and struggles. The cinematography and soundtrack complement the film’s themes beautifully, enhancing the overall viewing experience. Ultimately, "A Timeless Love" is a thought-provoking film that champions the idea that true love can overcome societal barriers and prejudices. It's a moving reminder that the essence of a relationship lies in the connection between individuals, rather than societal expectations.

If you're looking for a thrilling cinematic experience, 'Intrusion' is not the film for you. From the moment the opening credits roll, it becomes painfully clear that this movie is a misguided attempt at suspense. The plot, if it can even be called that, meanders aimlessly, lacking any cohesive direction or purpose. Characters are introduced without any depth or development, making it impossible to care about their fates. The pacing is glacial, with long stretches of nothingness punctuated by occasional bursts of nonsensical action. By the 48-minute mark, I found myself checking my watch repeatedly, hoping for something, anything, to happen that would justify the time I had already wasted. To add insult to injury, the performances are wooden and uninspired, as if the actors themselves are aware of the futility of their roles. Dialogue is stilted and unconvincing, further detracting from any potential for engagement. In short, 'Intrusion' is a prime example of how not to make a thriller. Save yourself the agony and steer clear of this cinematic disaster.

Just watched this movie again after 16 years. Suspense, thrill & horror was well offered by makers. Urmila was good her role was bit challenging but Ajay Devgan acting was ordinary. Overall nice horror story with suspense of "Manjit's spirit " who was actually looking for justice. The landlord Sanjay (Fardeen Khan) killed her and her little son. Anyway makers would very happy with my quick review just within 16 years only. Rekha's small role was also good as an exorcist.

Just back watching Bharat. Makers made all efforts to serve action, thrill, comedy, romance but as too many cooks spoils the broth, this also happens to this movie. It will attract only dislikes. The main reason why it's not going to be hit that's it poor story line. In 90,s it could be a hit and someone could have feel some touch with such story line i.e. 1947 partition. But in the present era it failed badly to connect the public with that period. Moreover it can't be said patriotic movie except the name "Bharat" or unexpected our National Anthem in the movie. Only National Anthem or emotions about lost father can't drag the movie towards success. In movie a nine-year-old boy has been given the responsibility to take care of his mother and three siblings. There is a father, who promises to return in 1947 and Salman starts waiting his father till he reached 72 years. Meaning thereby it is a story of 9 year old child (1947) who lost his father during partition and waits till 2010 when he turned 72 years old and if we assume father (Jackie Sheroff) was 30 years old in 1947 and it's practically very good that salmaan couldn't meet his 102 years old father but he found his sister (Tabbu) finally. So logic is completely unbelievable by the makers. So keep your brain at home while going to watch this movie. Anyhow it will be a great movie for the die hard fans of Salman. Actually audience need connection and that was completely missing in the movie. Sunil Grover role was good and he can be nominated for best supporting actor award but its better to watch his old kapil sharma shows on you tube if wanna laugh and enjoy. Katrina (madam sir ji) role is also not worth remembrance. Disha Patani looked fabulous in her short role. Rest you can watch this movie if you have nothing to do and you have 500 rupees to invest for Salman Khan, who is indeed a superstar.

I encouraged my kids to watch Malgudi Days..They liked "Two goats and a horse" today. They liked it as a starter..Now I will make sure them to watch all episodes..The best TV series of late 80's which successfully portrait different aspects of life like innocence, honestly, black shades of humanity and many more lessons to learn but now we are just running to earn... Parenting is not all about what you are teaching..sometimes it matters what you let your kids watching...