Piku – Review by Piyush Chopra Piku is a largely impressive and splendidly fun follow-up by Shoojit Sircar to his fantastic Madras Cafe. The finale of the film does play a spoilt sport, but you’re still left with the memories from one helluva journey you’re unlikely to forget soon… Read full review at http://j.mp/1H7yaqy

Gabbar Is Back – Review by Piyush Chopra Whoever said “it’s the thought that matters” clearly didn’t have to sit through the 2+ hours of faux vigilantism that is Gabbar is Back. The idea behind it might’ve been right, but the treatment is all wrong. Read full review at http://j.mp/1Jgc6dp

Margarita with a Straw – Review by Piyush Chopra Margarita with a Straw is that rare film that reaches for the stars with its feet firmly on the ground. Honest, soaring, eye-opening and all the while entertaining, Shonali Bose’s little gem of a film is well worth the price of an admission ticket th… Read ...

Mr. X – Review by Piyush Chopra Mr. X is an inept, incompetent and insipid sci-fi film with an IQ level that is smaller than the size of Emraan Hashmi’s shoes. Skipping it is not an option, it is a compulsion. Read full review at http://j.mp/1HOGPQc

Dharam Sankat Mein – Review by Piyush Chopra Dharam Sankat Mein is more of an attempt at making some quick cash than to make a film with a heart and mind of its own. With very few moments of fun sandwiched between long stretches of snoozing, this film should be avoided like the ashram of ...

Ek Paheli Leela – Review by Noyon Jyoti Parasara Ek Paheli Leela is not for the one who would ask for logic. Watch it if you like random songs pushed into the story every 10 minutes so that the heroine dance in scanty clothes. Read full review at http://j.mp/1NOiNJX

Detective Byomkesh Bakshy! – Review by Piyush Chopra Detective Byomkesh Bakshy is a thrilling murder mystery that leaves you awestruck and giddy with pleasure. A scrumptious delight of a film that has the repeat viewing value of a classic, missing it would be a crime only Byomkesh could solve. Read full review at http://j.mp/1c3mcDD

Barkhaa – Review by Subhash K. Jha Melodrama as a genre in Indian cinema has gone out of vogue. In Barkhaa, Debutant director Shadaab Mirza weaves an emotional yarn about a girl’s journey from the pristine Himachal hinterland into a beer bar. Read full review at http://j.mp/1CWn7Af