I was really looking forward to the movie when the trailer came around, which though predictable did seem a little enticing. When my boyfriend and I were settling on a light movie on a Sunday morning, Befikre seemed like a good choice, but boy did we regret it.

I was aware of the 'graphic' nature of the movie but I was not expecting the movie to start with it - an abundance of strangers kissing. The whole shifting between the past and present is a drag and the movie bores in the first half. Ranveer SIngh's potrayal of Dharam is spot on, even though Vani's Shyra thoroughly dissapoints.

In a romcom, characters can afford to be smudgy. But the fact that the successful standup here can't come up with a single gag worthy of a smirk is worrying. It is definitely not like other Aditya Chopra films and even for a one-time watch it is an absolute waste.

The songs are situational, but do nothing without the visuals.

I have been a fan of Star Trek for a long, long time and the 13th installment in the franchise does not dissappoint. It is the thrird film to the erstwhile Star Trek and Into Darkness movies, and has one of the bet ensemble casts seen in a movoe of such strature.

Although, one has to agree that the plot is not spot on, but the movie takes every hardcore Trekkie through an emotional roller-coaster ride, it plays like an episode of the original series. I can assure you that it is a bit of a drag for people with lowe attention spans.

I certainly enjoyed the comical instances between Spock and McCoy, and Uhura has certainly galmmed up the movie, it is Captain Kirk, played by Chris Pine who takes everyone's breath away.

Those are a lot of plot points to juggle. Luckily, Lin doesn't drop too many balls, and the actors don't just go through the motions.

The movie is made pretty well, with excellent graphics, but at the same time it fails to live up to the hype around it. It is really a dangerous peice of fantasy that strikes too difficult to believe. As we know, 300 is supposedly an account of the Battle of Thermopylae, fought on the north-east coast of Greece in 480BC between a Spartan-led force of Greeks and Persians.

It is like a culmination of west meets east movie-making and the fantasy feel of a video game. In a way , this film uses its comic book dimension to portray the vastly militarised Spartans as a democratic society.

It is visually very attrative and the actors have their best game on.