Bikash Kumar

The Bride continues her quest of vengeance against her former boss and lover Bill, the reclusive bouncer Budd, and the treacherous, one-eyed Elle.

Small-time criminals plan a big-time heist. Will they be successful in their attempt ?

The movie clearly gives a message about cleanliness,etiquettes and scarcity of Toilets and bathrooms leading to defecation in open. It's gives a social message which needs to be worked upon not only by Government but also by us the people who are residing in. Government alone can't do anything and people needs to join in for a better & clean environment and society

American car designer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford and challenge Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966.

The screenplay will throw a good number of surprises (and twists) at you. It's too random to be placed into a single genre (or even two, or three!). The undercurrent of black humor is certainly there, but when the emotions take center-stage, the viewer has no choice but to treat it with the seriousness that it whole-heartedly deserves. The list of whammies includes someone dying during sex, a husband/father returning to his household in the most unforeseen way possible, a porn movie that had more than what its teen viewers bargained for, and lastly, the struggles of a wife (of a self-proclaimed godman) whose son has met with an unruly accident.

This is one of the best suspense/thriller/horror movies I've seen in a long time. This movie kept me on my toes and my mouth gasped open most of the time while watching. That is what I want from a horror movie. Excellent, 8 out of 10 stars!

Indian Cinema is not just Bollywood. It has a number of regional languages to deal with, and each region contributes its share. As for Mollywood(Malayalam movie industry), it was one of the most prominent contributors to Indian Cinema. Big names like Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Shaji.N.Karun are internationally acclaimed directors and actors like Mohanlal and Mammootty are the gems of Indian movies. Recently, Mollywood produces movies that are intolerable in quality, but still, there are movies like Dhrishyam which will provide us sheer joy about our movies.

Shyam Benegal’s unforgettable debut Shyam Benegal’s unforgettable debut, “Ankur”, has many of the classic themes that would figure often in his later movies. With a phenomenal debut, Shyam Benegal has never let the standards of quality slip from his hands and has gone onto make many more outstanding classics. He is part of the New Wave movement of Hindi cinema that occurred in the 1970’s and without him, Hindi cinema would be all the poorer. Waheeda Rehman was originally the first choice for the role of Lakshmi. She did not do the role (presumably because she had already played an adulterous woman in “Guide”) and neither did the other actresses that were on Shyam Benegal’s list. It is hard to believe now that Shabana Azmi would be a last choice for someone but at that time she had not yet acted in a film (“Ankur” is her debut). Benegal expressed reservations when Azmi turned up in his office looking like a model. He must have seen a spark of talent in her otherwise he would not have given her the role. Dressed authentically as a poor servant, Azmi does not look like a model in the film but her beauty captivates every frame she is in. Her performance is moving and heart-wrenching. Anant Nag also made his debut but his casting was definitely an impulsive on-the-spot choice as the actor who was originally meant to do the role did not show up.

The Darjeeling Limited is unlike the average comedy. While not being truly laugh out loud funny, the film is clever, well written, with memorable characters and one liners that grow wittier over time. The only type of movie it can be compared to are other films by Wes Anderson, the director of Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, and the love it or hate film, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. All of his movies are extremely stylized, with slow motion sequences, wide lenses that slightly distort the frame, and privileged, depressed characters with family issues all thrown together in a slightly artificial, timeless, carefully detailed environment. While with The Life Aquatic he may have tried to do too much, The Darjeeling Limited shows Anderson finally perfected his style. He knows when to throw inside jokes to his most loyal of fans, while keeping his stories fresh and personal, without acknowledging the critics who blame Anderson for repeating himself. The film is absolutely engaging from the very start with a hilarious, memorable cameo by Bill Murray, trying to catch the Darjeeling Limited train in slow motion, yet is outrun by Adrien Brody's Peter to the tune of The Kinks' This Time Tomorrow, one of the three Kinks songs in the film (all are accompanied by slow motion sequences). Brody, Jason Schwartzman, and Owen Wilson play the three Whitman brothers, Peter, Jack, and Francis. Wilson's character has organized a spiritual journey through India with his brothers who have not spoken to one other since their father's funeral a year ago. Performance-wise, the standout is Wilson, in what might be his best role yet. Owen Wilson seems to play himself in all of his other movies, with Wes Anderson being the only writer/director to truly know how to use his talents. The characters begin to realize that one cannot force a spiritual journey, no matter how many temples visited and organized rituals performed for brotherly bonding as printed on a laminated itinerary. The bender that results is a ridiculously entertaining blend of comedy and drama successfully aided by Anderson's great choice of music and colorful, dynamic cinematography. Extremely recommended viewing (other than Anderson's previous efforts) before watching this amazing film is Hotel Chevalier, a 13 minute short film directed by Anderson and starring Jason Schwartzman, available for free download online through Itunes. In the film, Schwartzman plays the same character that he plays in The Darjeeling Limited. Also starring is Natalie Portman as Jack's ex-girlfriend, who makes a brief cameo in the feature film as well. The short film helps establish Schwartzman's character, and provides clues on certain details of The Darjeeling Limited. Also, a couple of funny moments in the feature wouldn't make much sense without seeing the short. The emotional, yet blissful experience that is The Darjeeling Limited is Wes Anderson's best film thus far, defeating Rushmore for that top spot.

An aspiring author during the civil rights movement of the 1960s decides to write a book detailing the African American maids' point of view on the white families for which they work, and the hardships they go through on a daily basis.