SpotBoye reviews
14 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.2/5.
Technically BBD is top-grade, but the to use the corporate argo, the content is a mind-bender. Mehras direction is serviceable, concentrating largely on the star value of Sidharth Malhotra and Katrina Kaif.
Read the full reviewI drove down to see Banjo this evening thinking that it will be a headache and I came out feeling quite sheepish.
Read the full reviewOn the positive side, this love story introduces the gifted newcomers Harshvardhan Kapoor and Saiyami Kher | Read at SpotboyE
Read the full reviewFarhan Akhtar, Shraddha Kapoor, Arjun Rampal and Co. can’t save this sequel from giving you a case of the rock-n-roll blues | Read at SpotboyE
Read the full reviewHere’s the story of a girl who thankfully doesn’t want to end her life after she ends up in bed on her first date (with somebody who doesn’t matter in the cast) and crosses all boundaries to marry the man of her choice even if…
Read the full reviewDevoid of a smidgen of slickness, a must for thrillers, the outcome is like being held captive in a torture chamber, aggravated by the pounding background music, tacky set d©cor, the usual aerial shots, papyrus-thin plot and…
Read the full reviewThis Farhan Akhtar-led prison escape drama, supplemented with music, is a sorry aama gaama paa | Read at SpotboyE
Read the full reviewAnyway in the year of the exposes of Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey and more, the behind-the-sins look at Bollywood, would seem to have an unplanned relevance. Does it? Dont even ask.
Read the full reviewI have not seen Sairat. I felt I should see it before I venture out to review Dhadak. But then I thought: Why not see Dhadak as an independent film? Does it engage me? Does it entertain me?
Read the full reviewPhysical, mental, financial and verbal abuses fly left, right and centre as Mrunal Thakkar enters Mumbai's red-light area. And then it goes somewhat haywire.
Read the full reviewPataakha, by and large, is disappointing. Vishal Bhardwaj has taken the Rajasthani lingo a bit too seriously, plus has a screenplay which is quite repetitive.
Read the full reviewNever seen a lady (Anonymous ‘coz I don’t know her name) before who tells her grandson (Sachiin J Joshi) to visit a purani haveli that ruined 8 years of his life.
Read the full reviewSee it if you fond of elephants. But then, don't we have Discovery Channel and Zoo? Vidyut Jammwal, please buck up! | Read at SpotboyE
Read the full reviewThe main defect with Akira directed by the Ghajiniwala A R Murugadoss, is that it just doesnt have an even remotely original story.
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