Sneak preview: Movies opening this week
16 Jan 2015 12:23 PM IST16 Jan 2015 12:23 PM IST
Sneak preview: Movies opening this week
2014 started off with a bang but then made us hope that the reign of nonsensical, regressive commercial film may come to a close. The New year started off with 'Tevar' which too didn't manage to gain a strong foothold at the box office. Brace- The highly anticipated Shankar Shanmugham's film features Vikram, Amy Jackson, Upen Patel to name a few. Let us know which film are you planning to watch this weekend in the comments below.
- 'Paddington' centers around a Peruvian bear who travels to London in search of a home. Finding himself lost and alone at Paddington Station, he begins to realize that city life is not all he had imagined, until he meets the kindly Brown family. You
- From director Clint Eastwood comes 'American Sniper', starring Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. But there was much more to him than his skill as a sharpshooter. While he struggles to keep up with
- Welcome to the greatest art collection in history! 'The Vatican museums' is an extraordinary thrilling journey to discover the most striking works of art collected by the Popes in 500 years of history. Taking an approach that is intimate yet
- Stephen Hawking once said "However bad life may seem, where there is life there is hope". 'Theory of everything' looks at acclaimed physicist's relationship with his first wife Jane. It brilliantly showcases how he grapples with personal challenges.
- An intense and haunting portrayal of a complicated man, 'The Imitation Game' follows a genius who under nail-biting pressure helped to shorten the war and in turn save thousands of lives. The film directed by Morten Tyldum will leave you in awe of
- 'Sharafat gayi tel lene' is a comic caper set in the nation's capital as the lives of three youngsters go topsy-turvy when they track down the origin of mysterious money. Prithvi Khuranna's (Zayed Khan) account suddenly shots up from Rs 5000 to 100
- 'Crazy cukkad family' is definitely more than the usual comedy films that are beaten-to-death by rehashing the same formula. Directed by Ritesh Menon, the film gives you a taste of sharp- tongued dialogues. Starring Swanand Kirkire, Shilpa Shukla,
- In 'Alone' we did get a dose of terrifying sequences amalgamated with eroticism. The film which is a remake of Thai movie of the same name is centered around conjoined twins and how only one survives. The dead sibling now comes back to haunt her
2014 started off with a bang but then made us hope that the reign of nonsensical, regressive commercial film may come to a close. The New year started off with 'Tevar' which too didn't manage to gain a strong foothold at the box office. Brace
Sneak preview: Movies opening this week
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