Pathetic Paathshaala

When Director Milind Ukey, Paathshaala mein apna naam opening credits mein likhte hai, he also mentions his film school FTII along with his name. Indian film hi...read more

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Militant Masterpiece

Kuch hafto pehle, Avataar dekhne ke baad - our friend Hakim was completely fida and praised James Cameron by exclaiming that “what brain can think of such stuff...read more

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Speed 5 kmph : The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Road, Movie is a typical ‘Indian’ film festival movie. The story is painfully slow, and nothing much really happens - but some brilliantly shot sequences of Raj...read more

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Dropped Call

Karthik Calling Karthik, is a little difficult to summarize - Is it a love story with a mystery element, or is it a thriller with a strong romantic track? For m...read more

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Kaafi Kachchi

Toh Baat Pakki, is based on the ancient formula of boy-meets-girl-they-fall-in-love-face-obstacles-but-finally-love-triumphs. The movie does attempt one small t...read more

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Good, but could be Great

MNIK is about a Muslim's life in a post 9/11 world. However since this is a Karan Johar movie, the emotions have to be hyper amplified. Also, SRK has co-produce...read more

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Uncomfortably Absorbing: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Rann has many flaws - the conspiracy which leads to a Prime Minister being overthrown is a little too simplistic, a corrupt politician wins an election and beco...read more

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Only for the Brave: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

The main problem with Veer, is that it’s story could be written twice in one sms - and to make up for this story bankrupcy, the movie relies heavily on special ...read more

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Just Missed The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

An underdog’s struggle to make it big . group of young kids. Reality show win for the climax. All of these seem like perfect ingredients for a blockbuster, but ...read more

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Impossibly Juvenile: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

After the huge Ambani brother’s war, it seems that we are going to have another big brother’s war - this time in bollywood. Aditya Chopra has an axe to grind wi...read more

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Modern Masterpiece: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

After 2 super successful outings in the Munnabhai series, Director Rajkumar Hirani brings us 3 Idiots. Because of his stellar track record, expectations are sky...read more

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Too Little Auro: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Paa, is Director / Writer Balki’s second film and the Amitabh Abhishek pairing, and Amitabh as a young kid, have been it’s biggest selling points. But the conne...read more

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Fails to Impact: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Kurbaan is acclaimed writer, Rensil D’Silva’s directorial debut, is produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma productions’, stars the very ‘it’ couple Saif and Kareena a...read more

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Mindblowingly Over The Top: The MeriMaaCinemaa Rev

After Andaz Apna Apna, Raj Kumar Santoshi makes a fairly successful return to comedy with Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani. Ajab Prem is in fact more layered, and it’...read more

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Engaging Entertainer: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Aankhen, Waqt, Namaste London … Vipul Shah is just 3 films old as a director, but these three films have given him the reputation of being a master at portrayin...read more

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Too Little, Too Late: The MeriMaaCinemaa Review

Expectations are sky high … the most expensive hindi movie … chartbusters from Rehman … great action pieces … good looking underwater scenes … promise of a trea...read more

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The MeriMaaCinemaa Review: Refreshingly Subtle

Dil Chahta Hai and Laqshya have set excellent benchmarks for the ‘Coming of age’ genre, so one approaches Wake Up Sid with a healthy skepticism but by its end, ...read more

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The MeriMaaCinemaa Review: Dissapointing non-drama

What’s Your Rashee is the story of an MBA boy returning to India to get married, and his decision of meeting one girl from every star sign before he decides who...read more

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The MeriMaaCinemaa Review: Blast from Past

Watching Wanted is like watching a remix of an 80’s potboiler. A flimsy storyline serves as an excuse for the omnipresent hero to break into a setpiece song or ...read more

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The MeriMaaCinemaa Review: Thrilling Roller Coaste

The Hindi film industry has often been criticised for making ‘fairy tale’ movies. Well then, Kaminey is the other end of the spectrum. No one is ‘good’ and ever...read more

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