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FALTU - movie review
F.A.L.T.U. - movie review A question to begin with. Consider life as a building where you have been stranded on the ground floor while all the lift doors leading to the floors of success have been shut on your face, what would you do? Well, our Faltus would create such a basement that the floors above look cheerless and dreary. Faltu is a story of coming of age of today’s youth. They don’t choose a different path but create one. Inspired by Mr. Nek Chand the creator of the famous Rock Garden in Chandigarh the film exhibits how the discarded waste of the society when channelized smartly can create a Rock Garden and become the pride of the nation. Faltu is a story about a group of friends that are considered a total waste. The cherry on the cake being that they take pride in the fact. These hard-working back-benchers are hardly seen working. They crowd up the clubs of the town ....
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Monica - movie review
The story of Monica is about the stormy and turbulent relationship between a scheming politician, aspiring to be the Chief Minister of a state in North India and a political journalist aiming to achieve the star status in her field of work. Monica is about love, lust, conspiracy, scams, deception and murder and it is ingeniously constructed by Sushen Bhatnagar who has penned the script and directed the drama. Bollywood has seen several films centred around women journalists like the ones done by Sridevi in Roop Ki Rani, Choron Ka Raaja, Konkona Sen Sharma in Page 3, others starring Dimple Kapadia, Kangana Ranaut and the last memorable flick about Rani Mukherjee in No One Killed Jessica. Yes, this one seems a little different, as the protagonist in this film is diverse from the ones we have seen before. Monica is not just about a media person, but also looks at the various roles ....
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Happy Husbands - movie review
Happy Husbands is a side-splitting comedy film based on a Malayalam film directed by Saji Surendran, which is a remake of Hindi movie No Entry. It has many hilarious moments, though there are some crude jokes and titillating scenes that could leave the family audience uncomfortable. Happy Husbands movie review... The film shows how the cheating husbands learn lessons in life. Some husbands love their wife. Also there are other husbands who love their life. But there is also a class of Happy Husbands who life life and wife – both. Anay is the owner of a periodical. He is a normal husband who loves his wife a lot, and she is too possessive about him. She always has a fear that one day her husband may fall for some other beautiful girl. Kurush is just the opposite, a romantic playboy sort who also keeps his wife happy. But his wife doesn't realize that, behind her back, her darli ....
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Yeh Faasley - movie review
Arunima (Tena Desae) is the daughter of one of the biggest builders in town, Devinder Dua (Anupam Kher). She is happy to be home after finishing her studies. Yeh Faasley movie review... Arunima returns home after a long stint in boarding school. Life is great for Arunima who is looking forward to a pleasant time with her father but also misses her mother and wishes that she were alive. She finds contentment in the fact that her mother and father loved each other and were happy for as long as they were together. Her father is generous and loving but slowly Arunima discovers that his version of how her mother died isn't the whole truth. Dev Dua is a gregarious man who loves his daughter a lot, but has a dual personality of being loud and boastful sometimes, and then a kind and understanding person at other times. However, one day to her surprise, Arunima finds a "will" written ....
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Tanu Weds Manu, movie review
Tanu Weds Manu is a romantic-comedy directed by Anand L. Rai and it stars R. Madhavan and Kangana Ranaut in lead roles. Manoj Sharma 'Manu' (R. Madhavan) is a seedha saadha NRI Doctor arriving from London to India on being pressurized by his family to find an Indian bride to be and get married. He is intelligent, temperate and from a respectable family, the perfect groom which every parent wants for their daughter. So begins the task of seeing the prospective girls with his parents and his friend Pappi (Deepak Dobriyal). Tanu Weds Manu movie review.... ‘Family pressure’ leads Manu to Kanpur to meet Tanu the quintessential small town girl who has studied in Delhi. Tanu is a smart, intelligent girl who will do everything that her parents will disapprove. With a mind of her own and a love for rebellion, Tanu is dead against an arranged marriage. Manu is a smart intelligent cari ....
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Satrangee Parachute, movie review
Pappu (Siddhartha Sanghani) has done it once again but this time he ran away from his hometown with 4 of his friends to Mumbai. Pappu is the most intelligent student, the most lovable child and the most adorable and faithful friend in his village in Nainitaal in Uttar Pradesh in India. Even then he had this runaway nature as to search for his quests he runs away from his hometown to big cities and then brought back by the police. Satrangee Parachute movie review... This trait of Pappu was a big disturbing fact for his father Chotulal and his mother Sumitra. They had to face the wrath of the villagers every time when Pappu ran away. Chotulal was completely frustrated, but Pappu's mother know that one day Pappu would do the whole village proud. The same belief and faith was felt by Kuhu, the 6 year old blind girl played by Rajvi Suchak, who was Pappu's best friend. Both of them share ....
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Masti Express, movie review
Masti Express the new hindi film has two stories running in parallel: Rajpal Yadav and his wife Divya Dutta's eager desire to have their kid educated in a renowned school and then the auto rickshaw race which also forms a part of the story. Masti Express movie review... Director Vikram Pradhan also succeeds in creating hope in the viewer’s mind who would definitely want only their protagonist to win a race, whether it’s a chariot race, rickshaw race or even a cycle race – as portrayed in English and Hindi films. Masti Express does appeal in parts, not in its entirety. During some moments, the film is engaging, but not throughout as there are many instances or scenes where the story seems to be stuck and leading to nowhere. Raju (Rajpal Yadav) the auto rickshaw driver has a dream. He is impressed by the kids he ferries every morning to a renowned school where the kids study ....
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Kaccha Limboo, movie review
Kaccha Limboo is Writer-Director Sagar Bellary’s genuine attempt of a journey into the mind and heart of an overweight and somewhat irritated child Shambhu and tries to reason out why the kid is always so distressed and lonely. Kaccha Limboo is a coming-of-age early teen flick which is largely shot in the real corridors and classrooms of a Mumbai School. The slice-of-life moments in the school life are a delight, like when the kid is trying to copy his parent's signature in his school calendar, and many other hilarious moments that have you in splits. It is a tale of Shambhu (Taheer Sutarwala), a fat and clumsy 13 year old boy who has everything going against him - fights with seniors in school, warning from principal and so he decides to run away from home. Oddball Shambhu just can't fit in... like desperately trying to be a part of a group of his school friends, but they ign ....
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7 Khoon Maaf movie review
‘7 Khoon Maaf’ in English means: Seven Murders Forgiven. It is a black comedy thriller revolving around the life of a beautiful lady played by Priyanka Chopra who goes on to kill all the husbands in her life. 7 Khoon Maaf movie review... Based on Ruskin Bond's short story - Susanna's Seven Husbands, the film features seven male actors with Naseeruddin Shah who plays the oldest husband. Other husbands of the lady are Neil Nitin Mukesh as the young Army Major, John Abraham, Irrfan Khan, Annu Kapoor and Russian actor Aleksandr Dyachenko. The seventh husband is a mystery which keeps the viewer glued till the end of the film. Susanna Anna-Marie Johannes, a beautiful lass, who over the course of thirty-five odd years, gets married seven times due to the untimely and mysterious deaths of half a dozen of her hapless husbands. Susanna Anne Marie Johannes (Priyanka Chopra) feels be ....
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Aashiqui.in, movie review
Aashiqui.in is a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of a beach town in India. It is a modern day story revolving around relations on the internet. Director Shakadeep has chosen a trendy topic and it could have been a super film otherwise. It has a bit of comedy along with romance in the movie and could appeal to audience in metros. Aashiqui.in movie review... Ishaan as Cyrus is the college swimming champ. He often gets confused when it comes to making decisions in his life. He wants to be a writer but his dad wants him to be a national level swimmer. Cyrus and April meet randomly online and they start getting close but they never reveal their true identities. Cyrus hides his dream from his dad because all he has in his family is his dad and he does not want to disappoint or hurt him. He and his group of friends are quite popular in college but he feels out of place when with ....
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