Movie Review: Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi...

*contains spoilers, major plot points revealed* Aditya Chopra’s first film, DDLJ, as we know, was a major blockbuster, and is still running in theaters to this day. Five years later, his second film, Mohabbatein, though not on the same level as DDLJ, was a big hit. And now, 8 long years later, we get Adi’s third film, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi. Can it live up to the earlier two movies, especially DDLJ? A film like...

Movie Review: Dostana...

will include spoilers This movie was always going to be a big deal. The topic of homosexuality is a touchy subject anywhere, not just India. And there really hasn’t been a movie of the sort in Bollywood. They didn’t go all the way, and have a big name star actually play a gay character, but this is close enough for the moment. Sam and Kunal (Abhi/John) pretend they are a gay couple, in order to rent a...

Movie Review: Bachna Ae Haseeno...

So, how’s Ranbir’s second attempt? And in that case, how’s Deepika’s? Well, let’s just say, you find out quite a bit about Ranbir’s potential. Deepika? Not so much. As I’m sure everyone knows by now, BAH involves three ladies, meaning three different stories. We will start with story one, Ranbir Kapoor/Minissha Lamba. We’re subjected to lots and lots of DDLJ references...

Movie Review: Sarkar Raj...

*minor spoilers* I loved Sarkar. I thought it was very well made, all the actors did an incredible job. It’s one of my favorite movies. So I was excited to hear that RGV was making another one. I’m not a big fan of RGV’s movies, but since I loved Sarkar so much, I figured this one had to be along those lines. And it was, kind of. The same premise, kind of the same storyline. But something just...

Movie Review: Rock On!!...

So yea, I said the next review would be Mere Baap Pehle Aap. It sucked anyway, so I’ll just skip it. No need to waste my time on it, especially when there’s good movies to be seen and reviewed, like this one. Rock On!! stars Farhan Akhtar in his first acting role, Prachi Desai of ‘Kasam Se’ in her first Bollywood role, Arjun Rampal, Luke Kenny, and Purab Kohli. Music by SEL, lyrics by Javed Akhtar....

Movie Review: Aamir...

So many people had been praising this movie, giving ratings of 9/10. So I had to see it. I knew nothing about it, only that it was only 90 minutes long. Sounded good to me, so I watched it. It stars a newcomer, Rajeev something. Apparently he’s a TV guy. It’s also the director’s debut. Don’t remember his name at the moment, too lazy to look it up. It starts out with a bunch of shots of the city...

Movie Review: Kismat Konnection...

So many negative reviews came out about this movie the day after it released. I don’t think I saw one that gave it more than a 2. Which really disappointed me, I wanted this movie to be great. I was going to watch anyway, because it’s Shahid of course. And I was determined to like it. You have to go in not expecting a Jab We Met. That movie was made with its dialogues. KiKo doesn’t have many great...

Movie Review: Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na...

*may contain minor spoilers* I have a huge crush on Imran Khan. He’s so adorable. Though he does have a lot to live up to. Being Aamir Khan’s nephew, he at least has to know how to act, right? The movie is a basic college romance. Jai and Aditi (Genelia) are best buddies, but love? No way. Her parents suggest marriage, and the two think they are crazy. Even their friends can’t believe that they...

Movie Review: One Two Three...

“One Two Three, One Two Three, Duniya Mein Aana Hai Free, Duniya Se Jaana Hai Free” Guess they couldn’t think of anything else to rhyme with three. :/ Watched this I think last week, so I can’t remember too much of it. I’ll keep this short. This movie is about three men who have the exact same name. So you already know where this is going. You know it’s gonna be a case of mistaken...

Movie Review: Krazzy 4...

This movie is touted as a comedy, but it’s far from it. Sure, it has it’s moments (which didn’t come across as very funny to me), but overall, it’s a drama with splashes of comedy. The movie starts out introducing us to the characters. The first thing that struck me was they didn’t really seem all that crazy. Arshad Warsi’s character, who has an anger management problem, doesn’t...