Love is pure. Love is unadulterated. Love doesn't join people, it helps them grow- as individuals and in love, both. Jesse and Celine are now 40, and with kids! Yet they have not lost their charm and are still stumbling, still learning. Their wonderful ways of keeping the fire alive astound me. Though they have issues, like any person would, they find a way out. Once more, their conversations have a lot to teach us. Richard Lanklater, As charming as ever!

Time has passed and both Jesse and Celine have become the kind of people they wanted to be. A chance encounter leads them to revisit their memories shared with each other and explore the individuals they have become, talking about everything from love and marriage to grass and fountains. Their conversation is something I would give anything in the world to have.

A lovely movie depicting the stories of a young wandering American and a passion-driven French woman. Their conversation are something you can listen to over and over again, yet find meaning in each time. The kind of connection they have and the bond they form shows that love transcends all, it knows no constraints as time or distance. Love just is. Pay great attention to their philosophies. Richard Lanklater never fails to deliver!

We are being brainwashed by our own kind. The increasing consumerism will swallow us all. This movie is a masterpiece and so is this book it's based on! Norton and Pitt are excellent as always. Must watch. Must, must, must watch. A mind-blowing movie that will change something inside you. And the ideas Tyler Durden comes up with are nothing short of revolutionary.

Vikramaditya Motwane has managed to fascinate us yet again. I could not take my eyes of off the screen, nor did I glance at my phone even once (that's rare, right?), I belonged entirely to the screen throughout. It is inspired from O'Henry's The Last Leaf. Ranvir's class and Sonakshi's elegance will have you fan-girling about the movie for weeks after. It is like poetry on celluloid!

The retro tunes, the small town settings, the incredible acting, the comedy sequences, the delightful music, the amazing script, the instantly endearing characters. All of this and more comes together to create magic on the screen! Love, is strange, it knows no language, it is pure, it is unadulterated, it doesn't need to be expressed, it just needs to be felt. Barfi and Jhilmil's unforgettable story shows us this. Cool factor: Music literally follows Barfi! (Watch the film to know what I'm talking about).

A heart-wrenching film addressing the issue of widows in India and how they are mistreated. It depicts the reality of the situation, no sugarcoats or delusional happy endings. It also teaches us how fragile we are in some ways, strong in others. The way conservative society is just horrible, and at some point they themselves start believing it. But once in a while, there is someone who tries to do things differently, and they get trampled. This is a tale about one of those people. And oh, does she get trampled.

A touching tale of friendships, changes, life, love and self-discovery. Farhan Akhtar is charming as ever, The boy next door Abhay Deol just makes you go 'aww' and Hrithik is edgy as ever. Their search for purpose and meaning in life is depicted in a light-hearted manner that leaves you with a warm, fuzzy feeling. Watch it with your closest friends to make the experience even more special.

It's the kind of movie that is fun to watch on a sleepover with friends. Family horror movie. Few scares here and there, you won't go alone to the bathroom in the dark, but you won't be that scared that you'll think a ghost hides around the end of every alley.

Don't watch this movie. Not because it's scary (it's not- the name is misleading), but because it's not funny either. Predictable and boring, it doesn't fall under horror, nor comedy. One word: Overrated!