Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh return to big screen as a pair in director Habib Faisal’s film Do Dooni Chaar. Keeping up with Joneses isn’t easy for the Duggals. Mr. Duggal (Rishi Kapoor) is a maths teacher in a school and earns a salary that merely provides for hand to mouth existence for his middle-class family

Just as the television sitcom Khichdi tickled your funny bone every week, so does the silver-screen version chronicling the hilarious saga of the whacky bunch that is the Parekh family.

The high budget flick Endhiran, starring Bollywood beauty Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and South India Superstar Rajnikanth, is a action thriller.

A film based on relationships with just two central protagonists is a challenging premise and more difficult to tackle. You don't have the liberty of add-on characters, side-tracks or even momentary breaks and fillers.

Robert Rodriguez – maker of the cult western Desperado, starring Antonio Banderas – would be proud of Dabangg. So would Manmohan Desai. Debutante director-writer Abhinav Kashyap has combined elements from the films of the two – a mix of spaghetti and khichdi if you may – and served up a meal that’s palatable and scrumptious at the same time.

An adaptation of 'StepMom', We Are Family is one of the most awaited films of 2010. The combination of Dharma with Kajol is one which has created magic on the big screen in the past but will it this time around also?

Every character in debutant director Akshay Shere's funny, bitter and violent ode to the road movie wants money. Sometimes they also crave for sex.

This is a film about coping with dying. But that’s not what makes it such a special experience. It’s the writer-director’s profound understanding of human nature that furnishes the simple story with a lucidity and coherence even when the protagonist’s mind is so numbed by physical pain he can barely think straight.

We could call Hello Darling dumb, cheap, lame, vulgar and offensive, but we'll stick to one word - hideous. In a movie whose high point is a boss' name plate that reads Harddick, it's easy to expect that very little will go right, and you're not proved wrong.

Is it possible to excel at mediocrity? To be average so often that you get really good at it? Yes, indeed it is. Yash Raj Films proves it with Lafangey Parindey, a film about a TV show. Yes, it is a cut rate Bunty Aur Babli with India's Got Talent as the end goal.