Talaash is a story about an inspector which is played by Aamir Khan.He justifies the role completely and is married in the movie...the movie is said to be a suspense thriller but the ending in the movie makes the story vague...the build up is strong but it becomes as demeaning in the end...could be watched ..

Although Doctor Strange is mostly an adventure film with fantastic action scenes and special effects, it also has powerful dialogs and powerful performances that contribute to the level of storytelling. Visual effects were the first thing this film must have remembered for. I mean, I really can\t understand how you might picture anything as creatively complicated as that. <br> <br>Other actors are also impressive, including Rachel McAdams, who plays more than just the hero\s love interest, and Benedict Wong, who lives up to the role of Wong, just like his name. The irreverent comedy still works well anywhere it is put. Doctor Strange is one of the finest adventure movies ever released, and with its excellent special effects and action scenes, it\s a life-long memory. I just wish I could see this on the big screen.

Well, PK is an Alien who visits earth to understand about its \intelligent\ inhabitants, but the very first lesson is a painful one when the remote control of his spaceship is stolen. Thereafter he faces myriads of problems on planet earth where he is alone, unaware and can\t even speak its language. But then he is helped by a noble soul and the plot becomes even more interesting to watch how he manages to travel, deal with people, understand their beliefs and finally figures out a way to go back to his own planet. <br> <br>Conceptually, PK is an incredible movie that communicates a very complex and personal topic extremely well without denigrating anyone\s personal beliefs about their religion. Differences in religious beliefs will always exist, its just the nature of human beings that need to be accommodative, tolerant and reasonable. I would encourage everyone to watch the movie at-least once, it is definitely worth.

Elena McMahon’s (Anne Hathaway), a divorce,a bout with brest cancer comes across her father, Richard(Willem Dafoe), who left her 20 years before, shows up with memory loss and asks her to step in for him in an arms deal in Nicaragua.The daughter scenes on the phone should either have been omitted entirely or have had a deeper relevance to the storyline. Sort of pointless interjections here or there.Too much inconsistency, but the very end, as in last 7 minutes, were pretty good. Things are suddenly revealed, but we
e never clear on what those new revelations mean. Lots of potential for those heart pounding moments. This film is well-made, beautifully shot, technically innovative and stylistically bold. This film still provides the audience with something engaging that will at least entertain you till the end.

Bhoothnath (Amitabh Bachchan) who returns to Earth with a motive to scare small children gets surprised by Akhrot (Parth Bhalerao), a fearless boy.The story is how they go against Bhau(Boman Irani), a corrupt political leader.Besides being slow and over dramatic climax this socio- political satire is definitely worth watching. Shahrukh Khan and Ranbir Kapoor put in fleeting appearances to add weight to the campaign.Bhoothnath’s invisibility seems to slip at some times.It is definitely a children’s film that takes the trouble not to insult the intelligence of children as well as the adults accompanying them.The makers knowingly portraying a political product is a brave mood.Good for a sequel.

An aspiring dancer Enakshi (Swetha Tripathi) is a teenager who gets diagnosed with alopecia and rapidly starts losing her hair. Her hair loss becomes a subject of concern for her middle class parents and mockery for classmates.She deals with her problems without losing self esteem and confidence.An under rated,sensitive and touching film with really good cast. An effortlessly effective film about the importance we give to our hair. The plot further trails on a predictable path, which also has a romantic sub-plot, where her college mate Sujoy (Jitendra Kumar) struggles to express himself.It\s the simplicity and naturalness of the performances that keeps you hooked. The filmi-references in the dialogues, bring out the humour quotient in the film.The narrative ends to show the world how she learned that life is not about the hair on your head, it is about the lessons you learn, the friends you find and the difference you can make. Her triumph, through this film, is a message for millions of people around the world suffering from this disease.The pace of the narrative is slow and the exposition at times tedious.Don\t give a second thought go ahead amd watch it and you won\t be disappointed.