Marjaavaan

With sloppy screenplay, its heartbreaking to watch Sidharth Malhotra struggling to pull off the crowd pleasing dialogues. ( Read More )

Shubhra 

The rivalry between Vishnu and Raghu is the core of the cringe worthy two hour plus saga. While Ek Villain worked to some end, this one has a paper thin plot and well, nothing else.Marjaavaan could perhaps be used as a new drinking game, where you raise your glass whenever a melodramatic or a rhyming one liner is delivered. You will get drunk in the first half hour itself. Guaranteed. ( Read More )

Despite this, Raghu doesnt think twice before dumping her for the samaj sevika from Kashmir, Zoya (Tara Sutaria). ( Read More )

Director Milap Zaveri doesnt bother with mundane filmmaking elements like transitions, cuts, continuity and beats. ( Read More )

His fathers dependence on Raghu doesnt sit well with Vishnu (Riteish Deshmukh), who jumps at the opportunity to use it to discredit his fathers most favourite goon when Raghu falls for Kashmiri girl Zoya (Tara Sutaria). ( Read More )