The Videoscope

Admirers of Springsteen will surely enjoy this film, but the central artist probably won’t be a limiting factor.

While it’s harsh to judge a movie on the basis of a trailer, it’s also hard to look past the shortcomings on display

Not feeling at home with your own family is a tragedy, one which Mirza renders beautifully on the page.

It won’t redefine cinema, but it will hopefully serve as a fun comedy flick for the summer.

Seeming like a throwback to Smith's 'I, Robot', the signs seem to point towards a visually audacious sci-fi film.

Chhalawa seems to follow the 'been there, done that' template without offering anything unique or different.

With Meera essentially portraying a version of herself, there is no doubt the movie will be a huge entertainer.

This moment is an amazing demonstration of some of the best qualities of our species: curiosity and cooperation.

Once a jewel, today Rawalpindi does not know what it wants to be because it has forgotten what it once was.

This grand tale of forbidden love and wavering faithfulness, all amid communal tension, emits some intense emotions.