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On one level you have to commend Striker. The film is certainly better than most of the mediocrity you see today in Hindi cinema. And the film does have its gritty moments as it credibly enough recreates Bombay from ...

Aasal

What disturbs one the most as the titles of Aasal unfurl is that its lead star Ajith is credited as one of the Story-Screenplay-Dialogue writers as well as co-director. OK, this feeling is nothing to do with Ajith's capabilities in ...

The Hangman

The very first thing that gets your goat while watching The Hangman is the choice of language. As each dialogue is uttered, you wonder why English? It does nothing for the film except to make it sound like some school play ...

Harishchandrachi Factory

Watching Harishchandrachi Factory is like stepping into a time capsule to take a journey into a past that goes back by nearly 100 years. The film integrates the audience into the narrative and the characters though all this belong to a ...

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I know this is a blog entry that is going to provoke the most hideous retribution, yet it is a burden I need to off load and so I place my neck on the platter and await a mass chopping. I have no regrets; First off, I utterly loathe almost everything about the entire concept of T20 as essentially it succeeds in dumbing down one of the most tactical

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Striker

Born into a poor family, Surya grows up with few luxuries. Poor health keeps him away from school often and that is when his elder brother, Chandrakant, introduces him to carrom. Winning the Junior Carrom Championship at 12 is not enough to keep Surya's fire for.......

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Guru Dutt gives us a pleasant film in Jaal which pleases with its songs, dances and authenticity. It is easy on the eye and light on the mind and without headache on the whole. And these days if a director succeeds in entertaining us without sending us to anodynes, we call him a successful director and do not even mind if he wishes to keep his thinking faculty a family secret.