Ram Gopal Verma’s second offering on the life of Andhra Pradesh politician Paritala Ravindra is disappointingly not as good as the first! Though Rakth Charitra 2 is a lot less violent than its first part, the audience should not keep their expectations high when they visit their nearest theater.

Bollywood has proved yet again that it is not always an ensemble star cast and a big budget that works for a film. Phas Gaye Re Obama is the perfect example of a film where it is the content made better through superb performances that wins the hearts of not only the audience but also the critics.

The modern traits of the youngsters, in connection with the relationships, are dealt in the film Break Ke Baad. The ill-fated verity is that a particular story in an Indian cinema gyrates around a subject and sticks to the very old issue at the conclusion, though commenced with a novel start.

The film which is based on mercy killing or euthanasia, has a very basic emotion filled right into its basic storyline- that of unconditional love. This very feeling of true love is perhaps what keeps the world moving.

Young Bunty (Aditya Roy Kapoor) doesn't want to marry his girlfriend because he's seen his mom, Mala (Aishwarya Rai) and dad, Kishen (Akshay Kumar) spend their life sparring with each other.

Rohit Shetty brings back the highly successful franchisee of Golmaal to the big screen once more. Golmaal 3 brings back all the popular characters from the previous movie and there are some new additions to the ensemble crew as well.

‘Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na’ director Abbas Tyrewala is back with his new film ‘Jhootha Hi Sahi’ with his wife Pakhi as the writer and female lead in the film.

Aakrosh movie takes the basic plot of the Hollywood Movie, Mississisppi Burning, 1988 and a totaly Indian story film about honor killings in a society divided by caste.

An old joke about Indian politicians goes that a corrupt politician isn’t one who takes bribes. He is one who takes bribes and still doesn’t get the work done. After watching Knock Out, I thought we should apply this to filmmakers also.

Set in the backdrop of the recent racist attacks on Indians, in Australia the Emran Hashmi-starrer, Crook-It's Good To Be Bad is a film worth watching for- not for its action or romance, but for its theme.