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Even if you miss the directorial statement of intent as the end credits of Bbuddah... roll,you know that this is a film which is more genuflection than exploration.

Dilliboys. Three in number. Living it down in a messy room. Getting embroiled with mobsters. Being chased. And chasing.

Dilliboys. Three in number. Living it down in a messy room. Getting embroiled with mobsters.

What Puri Jagannadh does in this Bachchan redux is to give us a Big B retelling.

The bots are back. How’s that for an opening line? Same old,huh?

Okay,so here’s the Dhamaal gang back again with more of the same.

Comic book cars do not just go out for a drive. If they are Lightning McQueen,the immensely likeable hero of Cars,they zip,zoom,scoot,shoot,and vroom.

Can a lizard,a creature that inspires such a limited range of feelings as wrinkled-in-disgust-noses to active loathing,be a hero?

Okay,so here’s the 'Dhamaal’ gang back again with more of the same.

Comic book cars do not just go out for a drive.

Can a lizard,a creature that inspires such a limited range of feelings as wrinkled-in-disgust-noses to active loathing,be a hero?

Recovering from a bad relationship doctor Juliet (Swank) finds a large,beautifully appointed flat in Brooklyn.

Ready for some more bheja fry?

So here’s another masked superhero from the comic books,but this one’s more crusader than avenger.

Another teenage flick,dealing with themes of best friends forever,youthful angst,parental expectations,and peer pressure. Bollywood’s occasional dalliance with urban teens is now looking as if it’s here to stay,

The film opens with Tabrez being invited to a game of chess in the swish Malabar Hill apartment of Shroff (Menon),and the action cuts back and forth between the game being played inside and outside.

A lone woman lucking into an unbelievably fabulous apartment will have to face growing creepiness which in turn will lead to...

Another teenage flick,dealing with themes of best friends forever,youthful angst,parental expectations,and peer pressure.

This film is a case of an interesting cast made to do familiar things in hoodlum flicks.

Ready for some more bheja fry? Bharat Bhushan the bumbling,good-hearted tax inspector returns for a second innings.

So here’s another masked superhero from the comic books,but this one’s more crusader than avenger.

Five young people who only want to have fun are suddenly,in one fell stroke,forced to confront the darkness within.

Yahaan kaun aaya hai,George ya Jahangir”?

So here it is,the tale of how the mighty-but-flawed X-Men came into being.