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The theatre was full on saturday night showing the fan following 'Chulbul Pandey' as a property has garnered since 'Dabang'. Salman Khan is on a roll all one can say and this property is here to stay. Coming to the sequel the intro scenes were quite likeable with a 'comic strip' like transformation of each frame....Somewhere it also connects to the fact that characters like 'Chulbul Pandey' are more like comic characters....The entry of 'Chulbul Pandey' as usual has been outstanding garnering whistles from the audience.... The rest of the movie is a tight short story around the heroics of 'Chulbul Pandey'..... Salman Khan keeps the 'innocent yet clever and strong' essence of the character intact and played it very well with ease once again and possibly that's what the audience have started loving in Dabbang.....The movie is tight , doesn't make you think too much but just enjoy the heroics of 'Salman'.... ...

Movies like Hobbit belong to just two people according to me a. The creator like Peter Jackson who is a master of creating movies with just amazing visual effects and detailing and b. the writer who initially penned and visualised such fantasy.....Such movies are all about great imagination and detailing...... Hobbit is a prequel to 'Lord Of The Rings' as it takes the journey of 'Bilbo Baggins' an hobbit (a species who are not only dwarf but also very very light on their feet) and sets out on a journey with a set of 13 'dwarves' who themselves are on a journey to reclaim their old home in the 'Lonely Mountains' from a deadly dragon who threw them out from their home years back.... This time they are led by the kings son 'Thorin' & Magician 'Gandalf' and also supported by the 'elf's'.....But on the way to Lonely mountain they will have to first face the 'Orcs', 'Goblins'  'deadly wargs' and ...

Whenever Amir Khan makes a movie the general perception is it will be worth watching and that's what drew audience to 'Talaash' as well....and this time too Amir didn't disappoint his audiences....'Talaash' is worth the watch... Although the story idea seems to be a bit inspired but the screenplay is completely original... Talaash is the story of this cop (Amir) who is investigating a case of accident of an well known actor but at the same time he seems to be lost in his own world where he is constantly feeling guilty of losing his own son in another accident...This has effected his relationship with his wife (rani) on one hand and on the other hand to run away from his past he finds solace in this prostitute (kareena). Incidentally the prostitute also plays an important role in this case as the case progresses... The movie starts with shots of night life in Mumbai which has been captured beautifully....The performances by all characters are superb....Ran...