"Bareilly ki Barfi" is a sweet and delectable romance which begins on a predictable and somewhat placid note, but takes on an interesting hue owing to the sudden twist the tale embarks upon and turning into a love triangle.
Nothing is implausible if it works in cinema. After all, it is a part of getting the job done and hence, one does not complain when it comes to "Mubarakana" as it entertains you wholeheartedly.
A political drama with a detailed disclaimer about hurting the sentiments of anyone, Madhur Bhandarkar's controversial "Indu Sarkar" is a cleverly plotted propaganda film.
The film has good production values and is definitely not the apt tribute to Michael Jackson as suggested by the Director.
The much-awaited "Lipstick Under My Burkha" is a bold and brutally honest film about the unbridled dreams of four women, trapped in their lives owing to societal norms and stereotypes.
Overall, with a run time of two hours and forty five minutes, there are moments when you inadvertently end up snatching forty winks.