A look at some of the Paros -- Jamuna (Bengali, 1935), Savitri (Telugu, 1953), Suchitra Sen (Hindi, 1955) ... and now Aishwarya Rai (Hindi, 2002).
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The multiplex space gave birth to both: good middle cinema and bad extremes
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If anybody informed Barjatya that privy purses were abolished in 1971, he wouldn’t care; neither does his audience.
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Has stars who dazzle with their performances even in half-baked.
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Comic actor Deven Bhojani has directed this film in such a slapdash fashion, that it is unintentionally funny, but still not in the so-bad-that-it's-good category
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Watching it as just a movie divorced from the reality around us, Raees offers as many moments of entertainment as tedium in the second half...
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The film will obviously appeal to those who liked the Potter sagas, and they get a chance to enter a whole new world of Rowling-created mythology.
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Audiences have taken to it, because it combines two mass opiates—cricket and cinema
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Amitabh Bachchan holds the movie together with his piercing gaze and formidable presence
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A callous anachronism has ruled Bollywood costume and set design. Exemplars exist, but no one learns.
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