Questions of religious and national identity, of the sense of right and wrong, of combating a certain isolation that comes with a behavioural disorder. But what triumphs over all the complexities unfolding in a tumultuous post 9/11 America is Rizwan Khan and his essential goodness that tells you unwaveringly – his name is Khan and he is not a terrorist. ...

Mouse sweet mouse.He stumbles, bumbles, mumbles for as many as four years at a swankyish office.A cross between Rocket Singh and Woody Allen, he writes up a thousand-plus emails but doesn’t send them to the gorgeous woman in that see-through cabin who seems to be doing damn-all. ...

Engrossing, bewildering and searing, Love Sex aur Dhokha is a film that reverberates on every level. LSD is not just a wonderfully sleazy dramedy with excellent turns, it is a provocative excursion - a measured, glorious study of desire, entitlement and the twists we experience while shuttling between the two. ...

Ishqiya is a zany little black comedy that may be completely desi in its idiom, its lingo, its landscape.Yet, when it comes to drama, it is totally Hollywood.Debutant director Abhishek Chaubey tells his story with a panache that falters only in the end. ...

Some people are remembered for wrong reasons and some movies are remembered for wrong reasons.First timer Amit Rai’s ‘Road To Sangam’ is film that every Indian needs at this hour of morality and human crisis we are in.Road to Sangam trembles the age-old bitterness etched in the hearts of several Hindus and Muslims during the 1947 partition. ...