The story is a reality in large parts of India, but for that very reason it’s nothing new. As for the intrusive habits of the media and the government's apathy towards the farm sector, we have all been reading about them for a long time now.

The colourful and attractive trailers of Aisha are sure to draw you to the cinema hall, out of curiosity if nothing else. Clearly aimed at the upmarket audience, Aisha is a feel-good film for the weekend night-out.

Have you ever seen a filmi film? The kind of film where everything is larger than life? The bullet hits the Rolex which stops so you know a man's time is up? The woman has a hole in the heart and has only a few years to live?

With ‘Khatta Meetha’, the hit jodi of Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar is once again back together. But sadly, this time the duo miserably fails to tickle your funny bone.

Rahul Dholakia's film has been shot largely in Kashmir and it's a brave thing to do, yes Sikandar and Tahaan were also shot there but there is much more that is controversial in a brilliantly researched if not perfectly executed film.

Udaan is a ballsy debut by Vikramaditya Motwane who once assisted the angst-laden Sanjay Leela Bhansali and then his angst-cousin Anurag Kashyap.

Tere Bin Laden is not your typical B-Town fare. Don't expect lavish song-and-dance routines, crying, car chases, damsels in distress and villians. Well, it is a comedy, but not the average run-of-the-mill kind. It's a spoof on America and its paranoia of terrorism.

The much hyped and long awaited 'I Hate luv Storys' has finally released this Friday, July 2, 2010, with no other big film competing with it. The young generation will definitely like this genre of film.

Madras Talkies and Reliance Big Pictures’ Raavan is a modern-day story about characters which are inspired by characters of the epic, Ramayana. Dev Pratap Sharma (Vikram), a police officer, is married to Ragini (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), a spunky classical dancer with a mind of her own.

After a long time, ‘Raajneeti’ brings a great cinematic experience on the silver screen bringing respite to viewers who have been suffering through mindless comic capers and mushy romantic films.