As my friend and co-blogger for delhi-fun-dos.com keeps saying "Man at his best is god". This is probably what this film is trying to say. A film with a message. Watch it for awesome script and great performances.
15May
11May
Euphoria's open air concert at the Central Park (As a part of Raag Rang Series) demonstrated that they have a loyal fan following who have their songs on the tip of their tongue. The high energy performance left Dilliwallas asking for more....
10May
Three desperate friends (Vir Das / Kunal Khemu / Anand Tiwari) attend the rave party and became targets of hundreds of zombies. It's no a "scare the shit out of you" horror film. Infact the marriage of comedy with horror is praiseworthy.
07May
Shubha Mudgal sang most uncommon renditions. From Kabir to Dushyant Kumar to Amir Khusro, she delivered one great song after the other. It was a part of Raag Rang festival organised by ministry of Art & Culture during 6-12 May 2013.
05May
This film has been brought together to celebrate hundred years of Indian cinema. An amazing anthology of four short films – Karan Johar (Ajeeb Dastaan Hain Yeh); Dibakar Banerjee (Star); Zoya Akhtar (Sheila Ki Jawaani) and Anurag Kashyap (Murabba).
13Apr
Rohan Sippy’s latest “Nautanki Saala” is a new age entertainer. It's an impressive film and left us with a smile on our faces. The storyline is far from a typical bollywood potboiler and minus any formula RomComs keep using again and again. It’s a feel good film made for audience with some gray matter and patience.
16Mar
13Mar
09Mar
"Jug Jug Jiyo" was about celebrating the girl child. In a simple and entertaining manner, the 1 hour 15 minutes play managed to touch the right chords. The play looked like an extension of "Vickey Donor". Dolly Ahluwalia and Swaroopa Ghosh in their respective Punjabi and Bengali women roles brought life to the characters.
22Feb