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Emraan Hashmi is one of those actors in Bollywood that have established their mettle through their talent and outstanding performances in movies one after the other. The actor has received around three film fare nominations and is considered as one of the more established actors working in the film industry today. It wasn’t an easy start for the actor. He had his fair share of films that were panned by the critics but things took a turn for the good with his performance as a conman in Jannat. It was the year 2008 that marked a turning point with Jannat. The role of a conman donned by Hashmi was so well played that both the audiences and the critics were bowled over. Over the years he gained recognition for getting into the skin of many unconventional characters in a number of successful films. Some of these films included including the horror Raaz: The Mystery Continues which was released in the year 2009, the biographical drama The Dirty Picture which came out in 2011,

The people down south don’t just watch movies, but they celebrate movies. If a movie has enough dollops of emotion and entertainment, then it will surely set the cash register ringing. Seldom do critic verdict matters for the Tamil audience. The audience mainly prefers the word of mouth opinion. And when it comes to the movies in which their favourite stars are in the lead, then it’s mandate custom for them to watch it as many times as possible. But at the same time, it’s hard to impress the audience as they give a total thumbs down to the film which doesn’t have a reasonably good content. Unfortunately the tamil movie reviews for 2017 till now has not impressed the audience. The major reason behind this is that the Tamil Nadu state has gone through some major setbacks. The demise of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, striking of cyclone vardah, Jallikattu agitation, all these had an adverse affect on the Tamil film industry. Because of this, most of the filmmakers had to postpone

Directed by James Erskine, this docu-drama which was much awaited by all Sachin fans has been attracting thousands to the theatre screens in the last few days. Read any latest Bollywood movie review and you are bound to find all critics as well as the audience applauding the cast and crew’s joint efforts in making this endeavor a success. Sachin: A Billion Dreams Sachin: A Billion Dreams is special because it shows the God of Cricket himself, sharing his most personal and emotional experiences which were hitherto unknown. A true Sachin fan would not only find the film sincere but also as a medium to relive all those fan moments right from the time Sachin became a country-wide sensation in the 90s. Taking audience away from the 22 yards cricket pitch, the watertight screenplay makes way into the personal life of Sachin, right from the time he was born, he was named Sachin after his parents’ admiration for Sachin Dev Burman, his most vulnerable moments, the indescribable mome

Akshay Kumar happens to be one of the heavy weights in the industry but that has never stopped him from delivering on films that are different and even at times ahead of its time. The actor pivoted from action star to comedy and then to films that had a mix of action and comedy. And, all though he was continuously churning out hits one after the other, that did not stop him from trying films that did not only tell a story that were different but also had a message. In recent times his films have not only gone onto receive critical acclaim and commercial success but they have also paved way for more such films. In all of the films that Akshay Kumar has done, his associations with Neeraj Pandey are the ones that have really redefined film genres in the industry. For those not aware about Neeraj Pandey he broke into the mainstream with his first movie A Wednesday. This will received wide critical acclaim for by the audiences as well as the critics. A Wednesday was nominated for ma