Sukanya Verma Reviews Rediff

Though never above imperfections, Vicky Donor draws the viewer in its 122 minutes lifetime, acquainting us to its good-naturedly quirky but genuine protagonists, played out by a pitch-perfect cast against Juhi Chaturvedi's delightful writing.

Unless stale stories, bad acting and bungled possibilities capture your fancy, Blood Money is much too sluggish, simplistic and boring to bother

Sly, gripping and taut, Kahaani is much too enjoyable to find flaws

The confection's appeal lies in its underplayed wit, quirky within plausibility protagonists and a refreshing disregard for conventional conclusions.

Agneepath, less of a remake, more of a tribute. The makers of Agneepath should have just called it Dharmapath

Instead of reproducing a perfectly nuanced screenplay as it is, it tries to act too smart, with excessive elements and needless tampering, in the process making a complete fool of itself

The Dirty Picture is not a full-fledged biopic. Instead of painting a layered portrait of Silk, it draws an outline. But Vidya lends her so much transparency, aplomb and sauciness, the outcome is far more awe-inspiring than it deserves to be.

A heart-felt, inflexible vision of an insightful filmmaker

Rascals is plain lame!

Its complete lack of individuality or snap makes it a boring, banal, blah and bleak experience.