Director: James Bobin; Isabela Moner, Eva Longoria , Michael Peña, Eugenio Derbez, Jeff Wahlberg

Beecham House suffers from a British Raj hangover and a loosely-woven script

Sonakshi in a role that could have got her back into the reckoning of box office numbers, fumbles and flutters with an achingly loud seeming Punjabi accent

Director: David Leitch; Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Idris Elba, Vanessa Kirby, Helen Mirren

The narrative rarely gets dull, and on the contrary, keeps the viewer engrossed from the first to the last frame. ‘Rakshasudu’, in this context, could open up a new era of commercial format for Telugu films.

The laborious attempt to raise a few guffaws is contrived to a fault and not a fowl full of feathers could tickle you to laughter.

Hussain Dalal makes best use of his screen space. The heroine as is only expected is a specialist in the kind of roles about which a character in the film

The movie is of overcoming fears, fighting tears, and at the end winning what we love. And the story is not about a hero fighting for what he loves but it is about helping out the heroine in her fight

The Big Event in Season 2 is, of course, the untouchable Meryl Streep.

The film dredges and drudges its confused task of filling valour in a guy who loses and paints a pale colour on another who ends up being an ideological turncoat.

The Bertie Wooster knack to get into trouble is inherited by Varun (Omkar Kapoor) and his buddy Karan (Sunny Singh) - two unemployed guys in Mauritius

In times when we fight against one another for trivial matters like the food we eat, Mufasa stresses on the Circle of Life.

The Puri Jagannadh directorial 'iSmart Shankar' is based on a sci-fi concept through which memories of a person can be transferred to the brain of another person

A review of Harry Potter Wizards Unite, the latest in AR games

Film: Super 30 Director: Vikas Bahl Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Mrunal Thakur, Pankaj Tripathi, Aditya Shrivastava

Just imagine waking up from bed one day to find the image of another person when you look into the mirror. And what if this crazy thought translates into a movie? The result is Ninu Veedani Needanu Nene. This thriller based on a supernatural element sets the tone right from the beginning, only to lose the steam once the mystery is solved. And after

The tale looks very familiar but the treatment is not and the beauty lies in the poetic treatment that the story is subjected to and the backdrop in which the film is presented.

Cast: Karanvir Bohra, Priya Banerjee, Sameer Kochhar; Director: Lalit Mohan

Narrative works well while exploring loopholes in judiciary, but the plot lacks formulation 

Movie takes audience on an entertaining, emotional ride and shows to celebrate it