Akash Mondal

Riders... This is the movie...

Who knew phone calls can be so so intriguing... I don't know any actor who could carry on this movie like Hardy... He is a beast... No action... No nothing... Just phone calls... And one moral compass ... That's it... That's what it needs to make a movie... Wow... Just wow...

Before this one I didn't know a movie could rock the core of psyche so hard. The peace in the soundtracks, the depth of narratives, the bitter sweet taste of reality, the calmness of visuals and the rain... The rain... The protagonist of this movie... A soothing experience I will keep coming back to ,till the end of time...

THIS IS NOT A CHILDREN MOVIE... Get this straight... It's too complex for them...but for us... The "grown ups", it's enlightenment ... The movie shows the inner conflicts in the simplest way possible... If you didn't get it take another look ant if not again... Sorry man... There couldn't be a simpler way to probe into human emotions than this... Yin and yan... Then truth of life spoken through these adorable character...

The theme is great... It's a necessary film to give the transgender community the respect and equality they deserve... But it's too poorly executed... 3 stars only for the speech delivered by Laxmii... Otherwise it's a okey movie though Akshay Kumar put his heart and soul into the movie...

The best rhing about this movie is that it's built around the songs which is a brilliant way to potray the lives of musicians and in this case a band. Mind you though Freddie Mercury is the protagonist but this movie is centred around all four members and their contributions are well shown. And Rami Malek is magnificent... Kudos...

The fact is you really need to be into comics to appreciate this movie... The Death of Superman was a masterpiece of film making... This one just delivers what's there to deliver from the source material i.e. the comics... But the continuity seems promising and Hal is so damn funny... Overall a good watch...

Explores the impact of technology in our lives these days and highlights the good,bad and fake sides of digital beings through a gripping tale of a father who lost his daughter in a perspective worthy of 21st century...

Still entangled by the movie... Hindi movies just reach a new height and how...!!! This movie keeps you stuck with humour and a plot so beautifully woven you just can't miss a second... It feels like blink and you may miss a important scene... Terrific... Just terrific...

When a Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma starrer movie has only Katrina Kaif's performance worth memorable and applausable you know something's wrong in the recipe...