In Sanjay Gupta’s latest outing, the plot is buried beneath pecs, six packs, cleavage and enough corny lines to fill a book. Read More »

The anthology film helmed by four of Hindi cinema’s best-known directors could just as easily have been called I Love Bollywood. Read More »

This documentary is a fitting homage to film buff and archivist P. K. Nair. Read More »

This partly compelling film tackles female infanticide and parenthood. Read More »

Director Srinivas Sunderrajan’s sophomore feature film is a far easier—and more rewarding—watch than this “mumblecore” debut. Read More »

Sharat Katariya’s romantic comedy has little romance and even less comedy. Read More »

Ranbir Kapoor channels granda Raj in this story of a deaf and mute man’s quest for love. Read More »

The plot of Bela Bhansali Sehgal’s tiresome directorial debut is about as thin as a stick of salli. Read More »

Though it sacrifices character development to accommodate its various sub-plots, Gangs of Wasseypur II still soars above Bollywood’s regular fare. Read More »

Dibakar Banerjee’s latest release is one of the most well-observed stories about contemporary India we’ve seen. Read More »

Writer-director Habib Faisal repackages the classic Bollywood love story with enough grit, tension and twists to create an engaging new romance. Read More »

This remake of a Tamil film about a lovestruck couple knocks you straight into a nap. Read More »

This Kareena Kapoor-Imran Khan rom-com is a predictable lollypop date movie that manages to buck some of the genre’s more hackneyed conventions. Read More »

If you like your cinema with snazzy illogical thrills, then ‘Don 2′ is fun-enough junk. Read More »