Extremely ambitious and brimming with potential, Aurangzeb partly delivers on all its promise thanks to a fairly engrossing cops and gangsters family saga set in Gurgaon. It however suffers from a muddled screenplay, too many characters and subplots and feels a tad overlong. Rishi Kapoor turns in another power-packed performance and Jackie Shroff shows he still has it when given a good role. I wish we’d got to see more of Amrita Singh and Deepti Naval as well. I liked Arjun Kapoor only in parts while Prithviraj really sunk his teeth into a meaty role. In all, a flawed but interesting watch nonetheless.

Wacky, crazy, trippy, relevant and a whole lot of fun, Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola is a welcome return to form for Vishal Bharadwaj after the scratchy 7 Khoon Maaf. Amazingly performed by Pankaj Kapoor in every frame, deliciously supported by Shabana Azmi, some peppy & heartfelt music & lyrics from Vishal & Gulzarsaab are the perfect ingredients to this very unconventionally rich buffet-spread of a movie that offers so much in terms of nuances, detailing and wit! I felt Imran was a bit flat & suffered from a poorly written character while Anushka got to shine towards the climax. Please please dekho magar pyar se!

If you can look past the plot points being similar to the original Spidey flick, this is a thoroughly enjoyable reboot! Andrew Garfield rocks it, Gwen Stacy is the best female lead in a superhero flick and the second half is full of some incredibly 3D action shots. Watch it in IMAX!

An epic in the literal sense of the word! Superbly constructed, brilliantly filmed and wonderfully acted scifi cum fantasy drama. Deep and profound, makes you think and merits multiple watches.