Making real life inspired films is a risky business for when it comes to out-and-out commercial cinema, most of the films run the risk of ending up as flimsy documentaries.

In December 1966, legendary director Vittorio de Sica made a comedy called After the Fox, which starred Peter Sellers as a master criminal who pretends to be a filmmaker and under the guise of shooting a film, enlists an entire village in a grand heist.

Toonpur Ka Superhero, starring Ajay Devgan and his wife Kajol in lead roles, is an animation film for kids. Sexy Loveena of Toonpur Ka Superhero will give tough fight to Tees Maar Khan’s Sheila ki Jawani.

Debutant director Vidhi Kasliwal has clearly made this film under the strong influence of her uncle Sooraj Barjatya who coined his own syntax of cinema - of platonic romance and marriage ceremonies. The script is pretty hackneyed and therefore predictable.

The story of Johnny who want to get rich and move to Dubai. To help steal Parvez Chiple of his ill-gotten. Parvez also has a relationship Chiple wife transgender lady has a love interest, the drug dealer.

Maanav (Arunoday) is a struggling filmmaker who is unwilling to compromise on the script he has written. His girlfriend Ruchi (Shahana), a successful film editor, arranges for him to meet a film producer who likes the script, but is not very sure of its commercial prospects.

The love story of two wedding planners in Delhi, Shruti and Bittoo, played by Anushka Sharma and Ranveer Singh, has a charm and sweetness that's been missing from YRF movies for many moons now.

In ‘No Problem’, Anil Kapoor plays an eccentric cop while his wife (Sushmita Sen) plays a schizophrenic wife. Sanjay Dutt and Akshaye Khanna are crooks in the film and Suniel Shetty dons the cap of a gangster while Neetu Chandra plays his moll.

Seldom is a film made in Bollywood which provokes us to put on our thinking caps. Vinay Shukla has been able to achieve just that with his latest release Mirch.

There's ongoing sense of serenity compounded by a feeling of sincerity and transparency in the cinema of Ashutosh Gowariker. This filmmaker never hides life's most essential truth in cinematic subterfuge. Rather, Gowariker goes the other way.