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Movie Preview : Daawat-e-Ishq (5th September 2014)
Habib Faisal writes and directs another love story situated in Hyderabad. Am looking forward to this peppy Parineeti-Aditya Roy Kapur starrer:
Movie Preview : Raja Natwarlal (releases August 29th)
Emraan Hashmi returns after Ghanchakkar with another interesting looking film. Kunal Deshmukh directs this one, and while he’s directed other forgettable films, let’s hope this one’s the exception to the rule.
Movie Preview : Mardaani (releases 22nd Aug 2014)
Rani Mukherjee returns as a cop in a hard-hitting film about child sex trafficking:
What to Watch on Netflix Instant : Edition #19
[amazon_link id=”B009UHGW7Y” target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ][/amazon_link]- The Scapegoat (UK, 2012) John Standing lives a lowkey life as a teacher at a boarding school. At a local pub one day, he spies someone who looks exactly like him. The other guy, … Continue reading
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Movie Preview : Amit Sahni Ki List (18th July 2014)
Is Vir Das (of Delhi Belly/Revolver Rani fame) finally getting his due? Das also makes his singing debut in this film with the song “Pyar Hai Ek Kutti Cheez”. Ah! The romance! The poetry! 🙂