Mausam

Its not only Shahid and Sonam, but the entire ensemble cast comprising the villagers that lend a spontaneity to the proceedings. ( Read More )

Michael Dequina

In a somewhat similar vein, Dysfunctional Friends is by nature a light, disposable popcorn entertainer, but certainly one that is effortlessly likable and enjoyable to experience as it unspools in the moment. ( Read More )

Simon Foster

But it seems that forging a Hindi film dynasty is not sufficient to motivate Kapur into fashioning a believable tale of destiny and unattainable love, despite a cumbersome 163 minutes with which to structure this flimsy material. ( Read More )

Bad, bad idea. He knows it cluelessly, abruptly, his face automatically falls. Not everyone can get away with that, and in his latest film Shahid Kapoor is visibly better equipped to play a baby than call a woman one. For the cosy first half hour or so of Mausam, he does so with gusto, a delightful young rapscallion with cheek and vigour. ( Read More )

Udita Jhunjhunwala

The calibre of the direction is inevitably going to be compared with Kapurs acting prowess. The two do not match the latter being streets ahead. ( Read More )