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Debutant Director Thiraivannan does not have a new story to narrate and brings a typical potboiler with a bag of cliches. The film drags in parts as the director tries too hard to establish the same points over and over again. ...
Shaapit is the third chapter in the horror trilogy of one time big director Vikram Bhatt. I say one time because he is not the directorial force he used to be, both in terms of what he makes and where he ...
LSD is the sort of film that if you're under 18 you won't be allowed into a theatre to see and if you're over 35, you'll probably walk out at some point. But if your age falls somewhere in the sweet ...
Lahore has garnered quite a bit of curiosity, what with its massive publicity campaign, the interesting poster of the victorious boxer mentioning the n number of awards it has bagged. It has a host of interesting supporting actors stamped across it namely ...



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2010-03-17 00:33:31 - 0 Comment
After a long day filled with chatter, horns, heat, money, receipts, polite conversations, organization, it took me a while to settle into Amit Dutta's 'Aadmi Ki Aurat aur Anya Kahaniyan'. The story of a man and his room near a tree (Pedh par Kamra  by Vinod Kumar Shukla) shared by rats, pigeons, kites, crows, squirrels and snakes, dragged me bac
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Pari (Jiiva) is a do-gooder who gives away his bike, money and more to help others and is constantly scolded by his parents. Irked, he decides to leave his hometown, Ramanathapuram and reaches Chennai. He gets a job with Deepavali (Vadivelu) who owns a shop in B.......
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Stalwart critics from the heydays of Indan cinema present some unique (and often humorous) views.
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.
Jaal - Filmindia, 1952,


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