Cast: Sunny Singh, Sonnalli Seygall, Poonam Dhillon, Supriya Pathak Direction: Navjot Gulati

One needs to understand that the movie is about a doctor who talks to animals – it is supposed to be juvenile

Director Trivikram with Ala Vaikuntapurramloo ensures that the fan following of the Allu Arjun are far from disappointed

Ajay (Mahesh Babu) is a successful army officer who has the confidence of his boss (Murali Sharma)

Watching Ajay Devgn's self-produced latest effort, you realise the actor-filmmaker's intention was not just to create largescale action drama seeped in lavish visual delight

Film is ruthless in its depiction of pain and trauma of acid attack survivor

The taut screenplay in the first half went missing after the interval, the movie thus losing steam midway. For all the efforts in the first half, the movie deserved a much better second half.

Director: Andrea Di Stefano Cast: Joel Kinnaman, Rosamund Pike, Clive Owen, Common, Ana De Armas

Director: Sneha Taurani Cast: Sunny Kaushal, Rukshar Dhillon, Shriya Pilgaonkar

The entire set-up appears so atmospheric and stereotypical that there is absolutely no novelty factor in the film

Cast: Akshaye Khanna, Priyaank Sharma, Riva Kishan Direction: Karan Vishwanath Kashyap

Cast: Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, John Lithgow, Kate McKinnon, Connie Britton Director: Jay Roach

The movie stays true to its essence with conversations among all the characters happening in a natural and flawless dialect

A saying by Mark Twain goes as 'It is not the size of the dog in fight, it is the size of the fight in the dog', and 'Namasthe Nesthama' gets fully loaded with the energy of two dogs deployed by Bokadia

Despite rich values of filmmaking, the progress of the screenplay gets hampered at many stages, which in turn affects the narrative and fails to keep one engrossed

Oollalla Oollalla is yet another movie which takes this path and aspires to be a thriller. However, the effort is marred by factors, which if handled well, could have helped it achieve the ambition of being a true thriller.

Kiara Advani perhaps is called upon to look dumb and lost in accordance with the script and arguably the most difficult role.

Director: Ritesh Rana Cast: Sri Simha Koduri, Athulya Chandra, Vennela Kishore

The movie attempts to show how the contemporary life plans and goals influence the present generation at the same time