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Inkaar from Sudhir Mishra is yet another 'multiplex' movie which at least 'Sudhir Mishra' fans were awaiting as he is one of those few directors who loves exploring human relationships very deeply in his movies and that makes his movies an interesting watch though it appeals to a niche not the mass.... With INKAAR he tries to explore the divide between 'Harrasment' & 'Flirt' and also in the backdrop how love and hatred could change the behavior of people to each other.... INKAAR idea may have been little bit inspired from 'Hollywood' movie 'Disclosure' but the execution and story is very original....With INKAAR Arjun Rampal finally seemed to have understood how to act and have been good in his role for a change.....Chirtragandha Singh has been good as usual but still she looks a little restraint in her dialogue delivery.... The movie revolves around these two people and the whole movies keeps going into flashback though ...

Sandip Ray is one hell of a lucky person whose dad has left so many stories that he would never need to look elsewhere to make movies. 'Jekhane Bhooter' bhoy is one such ensemble of stories. A simple , light hearted ghost story is what the movie is all about which takes us through three different ghost stories being unfolded by one 'Dadu' (Paran Banerjee) who is telling these to a group of children.... Each story has a twist in the end and the last one being played by 'Saswata' has a comical twist to the story... While the first two stories are slightly darker the last one is fully a stressbuster as you enjoy the interaction between 'Saswata' (the protagonist) and 'Paran Banaerjee'(the ghost)..... 'Jekhane Bhooter Bhoy' is possibly one of the best creations from Sandip Ray till which is well timed, light hearted and very tight.....The movie will definitely catch lots of audiences thru sheer 'Word Of Mouth'... A great ...

The first weekend of 2013 was eagerly awaited for movie goers like me who were waiting to see the new releases on the first weekend of the new year. Its kind of a unique experience and so was a Table No. 21 one of the two Bollywood releases in the first week. Directed by Aditya Dutt the movie is yet another attempt by Talented 'Rajeev Khandelwal' to resurrect his career in Bollywood. Yet again he had been very consistent in his choice of films as this one too is a 'Hatke' movie....Its 2013 start by ERos and possibly should be the first movie which should give some credibility to new director 'Aditya Datt'. Table no. 21 is a thriller which revolves around this couple played by Rajeev Khandelwal and newcomer Tena Desai who have won a contest and have come to Fiji Islands for a holiday. As a part of the holiday package they are invited for an exotic lunch on their anniversary day, where they meet the resorts (where they are living) owner played by Paresh Rawa...