Sarit Ray's review: Issaq

Over the years, Shakespeare’s famous star-crossed lovers have found themselves in various forms and in various places.Yet, seldom have they been associated with as nonsensical a mess as Manish Tiwary’s Issaq. Sarit Ray writes.

Sarit Ray's review: Ramaiya Vastavaiya


Sarit Ray's review: D-Day

Nikhil Advani is known for elaboraltely woven love stories (Kal Ho Na Ho, Salaam-E-Ishq). Yet, Advani shows command over the genre in D-Day. The action is slick, the settings credible and the cinematography impressive.

Sarit Ray's review: Ship Of Theseus


Sarit Ray's review: Bhaag Milkha Bhaag


Sarit Ray's review: Policegiri


Sarit Ray's review: Lootera

Flaws notwithstanding, Lootera is of a standard that’s inarguably higher than the Bollywood average. Here’s a director to watch out for. Vikramaditya Motwane’s is yet to come. His familiarity with his settings is commendable. Sarit Ray writes.