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'Lekar Hum Deewana Dil' is a old boy-meets-girl thing with a twist

'Lekar Hum Deewana Dil' is a old boy-meets-girl thing with a twist
The film marks the confident debut of its lead pair and director.

'Lekar Hum Deewana Dil' is a old boy-meets-girl thing with a twist

Vidya's scene-stealing act makes 'Bobby Jasoos' special

Vidya's scene-stealing act makes 'Bobby Jasoos' special
Like Vidya's multiple disguises, the film's ability to surprise never flags. If Bobby/Bilkis revels in a sense of adventure the narration doesn't lag behind. You can find flaws here. But you won't hold them against the film. That's a guarantee.

Vidya's scene-stealing act makes 'Bobby Jasoos' special

'Edge of Tomorrow' is a Decent Popcorn Fare

'Edge of Tomorrow' is a Decent Popcorn Fare
Edge of Tomorrow is a decent popcorn fare for adventure and sci-fic aficionados, but it surely will not keep them at the edge of their seat for too long

'Edge of Tomorrow' is a Decent Popcorn Fare

'Holiday' - fast paced, exhilarating roller-coaster ride

'Holiday' - fast paced, exhilarating roller-coaster ride
Let me stick my neck out just this once to say "Holiday - A Soldier Is Never Off Duty" is going to be a huge success. It has all the trappings of a superlative masala entertainer, plus a thought provoking message on the uneasy relationship between the army and civilians.

'Holiday' - fast paced, exhilarating roller-coaster ride

'Blended' is Refreshingly Entertaining

'Blended' is Refreshingly Entertaining
Overall, compared to their previous collaborations, director Frank Coraci's third rom-com partnership between Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore hits an above average mark that's worth a viewing.

'Blended' is Refreshingly Entertaining

'Citylights': An ode to the city's invisible populace

'Citylights': An ode to the city's invisible populace
Citylights" is Hansal Mehta's ode to the invisible people, those people populating the pavements we often see from our moving cars

'Citylights': An ode to the city's invisible populace