The King says he is back. Long live the King. King Khan, or Shah Rukh as some of us prefer to call him, is seen at the pinnacle of precociousness in this pitch-perfect tongue-in-cheek homage to the espionage thriller. But this is not your average 'Don-returns-because-he-had-to' kind of predictable sequel. Farhan Akhtar with the keen participation of his ebul... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Jannat 2 There is a memorable moment of flushed pain at the end of this textured film on arms and the mangled, when Randeep Hooda symbolically throws out his wife's memories from the car window. Life's life th... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Agneepath Long before the damsel in the den Katrina Kaif signs her writhe petition junta ke naam, the film's imposing villain and by extension the film, have written their destiny in bold bloodied letters. E-ma... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Blood Money It would take the Bhatts, those grand-masters of morality tales, a very long time to live down this one. Clotted with cliches and cluttered with trite situations straight out of the Bhatts' earlier im... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Fatso Some fine actors who know how to look at home even when placed in outlandish circumstances, carry this quaint tale of love, death, separation resurrection and reparation to the level of a fairly engag... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Players Adaptations are by their very nature dicey, a second-hand art. But second-hand is one thing. Second-rate quite another. Players does a first-rate job of adapting The Italian Job. It's slick and well-w... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Housefull 2 Gags galore. Laughs? Well, not as many as you'd expect in a 180-minute marathon mirth machine. Somehow the jokes get choked in the comic ritual of repetition. Once you figure out who's who and who's h... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Bittoo Boss Bittoo ka to pataa nahin,lekin Pulkit Samrat to sab ki lega. The sheer relief of watching a discernibly gifted new actor play, for a change, a goodhearted idealistic hero who sets off to make blue fil... Read more
Subhash K Jha speaks about Ekk Deewana Tha If God lies in the details then Ek Deewana Tha, Tamil-Telugu director Gautham Menon's first Hindi film in 11 years, makes it all the way to the church. But hang on with those bells. Indeed courtship i... Read more
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