Intelligent, colourful and vibrant popular cinema, full of action, adventure, romance, drama and humour. Watch it.

It is the best one so far, but there is hardly any Quidditch

Bored? Idle? Flipping channels for some late-night ambrosia? The idiot box is the last place you'll find it.

ET/UFO fanatics get ready for their Vindhyas rendezvous, circa 2009

This coming-of-age tale's warmth, clarity and humour more than compensate for the very overdone ABCD theme.

Their disconnect with elections is not always a function of their station in life, but the venality of politics itself

Not just a well-plotted police drama; it is also a serious examination of troubled relationships between friends and families.

A novel twist to the world of images. Now in India, as a genre-blurring trend.

This is L.K. Advani's quadrilateral. But backstage on Ranchi's big day, ribaldry rules.

You just might like it for its own sake, but even if you find yourself neither involved nor titillated, you will have a good laugh

The film takes a winning recipe (add star cast to Grisham novel, stick in blender) and presents a well-cooked, cerebral flick, with excellent editing, a tight script and an edgy, atmospheric soundtrack.

Like Team India on an off day, it entertains, but fails to deliver