Uday Chopra & Aditya Chopra (in his cryosleep) were drinking one night. Uday was sad, He really felt Pyaar Impossible was a game changer. He hadn’t been more hopeful of a movie since Neal n Nikki.
Continue reading “The conversation that created “Befikre””
A dozen news channels
A hundred quora questions
Tens of specials on Star Sports
What new did Sachin – A Billion Dreams have to offer? Let’s find out.
Vivek Oberoi: They said they’ll sign me for Fool n Final if I succeed in this screen test. Continue reading “Deewane Huye Paagal (2005) – Abridged Review”
A first day fan, that I like to call myself, I would never miss the first show of a film starring Shah Rukh Khan. I always want to know the film before others, so I can defend it. The act of defence began since Jab Tak Hai Jaan I believe, people started talking about how the man had lost his Midas touch. I, on the other hand relentlessly stood up for him.
Continue reading “How Naaice is Raees? A deewani fan’s POV…”
One of the most underrated romantic comedies bollywood has produced if not one of the most unique.
When was the last time you saw a mainstream family comedy where the protagonists were ex-drug addicts or financial leaches? Continue reading “Hasee Toh Phasee (2014) – The stoner comedy we needed.”
‘Let’s break up’ is probably one of the worst songs REVHUMAN has ever heard.
The biggest disappointment in the movie has to be the music. Now that we have addressed the elephant in the room, we can move forward and talk about the wonderful movie. Continue reading “Dear Zindagi is quite Near Zindagi!”
The first half of MSD starts like a typical limited overs Dhoni innings. Slow, and full of hope.
The movie takes us through his younger days where they show how his agility as a goalkeeper caught the eye of a school cricket coach who was desperately looking for a wicket-keeper. Continue reading “Reviewing MSD: The Story untold on the Internet”
We find it funny thinking that a movie about robbing the corrupt and helping the needy managed to rob over 370 crores from the common public.
I could be talking about any movie, but the above line is in context to Salman Khan’s Eid-Entertainer; ‘Kick’. It’s somehow difficult to digest watching a movie where a humongously rich actor collaborates with other monetary powerhouses to give an example of a common man taking up an impossible and probably life-threatening task of remanding the corrupt. Continue reading “Reviewing the things that are wrong with movies like ‘Kick’.”
Amitabh Bachchan wrote an open letter to his granddaughters recently.
Talking about topics like sexism, gender stereotyping and basically allowing them to follow their dreams and marrying based on their choice among other things. That’s a very sweet gesture by a grandfather.
Read an excerpt here:
Except only the fact that he shared it online, just around his movie release, Continue reading “Of Open Letters, Movie Promotions & Ironies”
