There is only one reason to bear through this insufferableBhool Bhulayiaa mumbo-jumbo of black magic and para-psychology. And it's not Akshay Kumar. Sure, his comic timing remains supremely impeccable.

It is a development which could well shake the core ethics of journalism. For the first time in the history of Bollywood, a publicist has managed to dictate his terms in a film review.

After the classical romance 'Parineeta', Pradeep Sarkar returns to the marquee with the socially relevant 'Laaga Chunari Mein Daag - Journey of a Woman', which releases Friday.

It's nice to see Jodie Foster in yet another female oriented lead role after 2005's 'Flight Plan'. This Neil Jordan drama on revenge and justice showcases Foster almost as a messiah of justice.

Shriram Raghavan re emerges after petty long and true to his style, attempts something unconventional yet again with 'Johhny Gaddar'.

Priyadarshan used to be one of my favourite filmmakers... until he decided to turn into a funny man and churn out comedies at the speed of a roadside golgappa wallah serving up golgappas.

'Manorama Six Feet Under' is debutant director Navdeep Singh's homage to the 'noir' genre. Releasing Friday, the film is about a small town amateur detective who finds himself caught in a web of lies, deceit and murder.

The music album of 'Bhool Bhulaiya' is an absolute listener's delight. Composed by Pritam and with lyrics by Sameer, the soundtrack is a pleasure to listen to and would definitely rope in huge profits.