Bollywood

Sure, clichéd horror moments arise, some dialogue is cheesy, and the acting is very B-list, but as far as Indian horror movies go, it’s decent.

It’s all the slapstick comedy you could ask for in a kung fu flick, and all the drama that’s needed for a Bollywood movie.

An action thriller that enthralls for 3+ hours.

Luckily, Director Subhash Ghai decided to make a family drama that is watchable, mostly after intermission.

Director Madhur Bhandarkar must be lauded for avoiding typical Bollywood conventions in this movie, but it definitely has some flaws.

Roadside Romeo has Bollywood 101 written all over it except it’s animated with dogs.

With such a drab story, Drona drained the life out of me.

The movie is a typical Bollywood romantic comedy, and it doesn’t really offer anything new. But the casting is so fresh that it makes for a good escapist 2.5 hours.