Agneepath is Karan Johar’s ‘lathpath’ tribute to his late father, Yash Johar. A remake of the latter’s critically acclaimed film by the same name; it’s an intriguing blend of Karan Johar brand melodrama and some vintage retro style action. The result is far from striking but amusing all the same....

Director Hriday Shetty may have churned out a half-baked thriller but you got to give him credit for what it’s turned out to be - a highly engaging film that’s even delightful in parts. He owes much of that credit to his wonderful players blessed with the uncanny knack of making the bizarre belie...

The entertaining duo of Abbas - Mastan, true to their pure white attire, have a plain vanilla innocence about their cinema - akin to any Diamond Comic story with a funny title like “Motu Patlu Aur Khooni Darinde”

As it is, a sequel of a remake is not a very good idea. And if the scriptwriters are the greatest proponents of minimal writing, you know you are nearing a dead end. Post the release of Don 2, the wise and well meaning hit duo of Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani should know better.

How many times have we seen Vinay Pathak playing the “Good guy-in-a-bad-world”? A brilliant actor, thanks to this overdose, has been reduced to an amusing ham-artiste. But if Pappu’s not bothered, why should we?

The film forcibly ends on the conformist “true love transforms” note that harbours an unconvincing twist as well. All the same, the film is highly watchable and the players make it even more enduring …thanks to their first-rate performances.