Ok Jaanu

Soorma could be the sports biopic Shaad Ali needs to resurrect a career riddled with misfires

After two hits in Saathiya and Bunty Aur Babli, and three duds in Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, Kill Dil and Ok Jaanu, will Soorma make or break Shaad Ali's career?

OK Jaanu movie review: Shraddha and Aditya play an older person’s idea of ‘youth’

Ok Jaanu is interesting at first, but as it rolls along it reveals its hollowness, a failing that even the lead couple’s charms and the attractive production design cannot overcome.

Jolly LLB 2, Rangoon, Trapped: First quarter of 2017 has been a see-saw for Hindi cinema

A slew of great films have released this year — some critically acclaimed but not successful, and some problematic, but winners at the box office. However, the biggest surprise of 2017 has been Akshay Kumar's Jolly LLB 2.

Shraddha Kapoor, Kajol and Sridevi's films to clash at the box office on 14 July

Kajol's Velaiilla Pattadhari 2, which marks her return to Tamil Cinema will clash with Shraddha's Haseena and Sridevi's Mom.

'Laila o Laila' to 'Humma Humma': Why Bollywood’s rehashing of old songs is not a good sign

These rehashed Bollywood songs are designed to evoke a specific reaction from the viewer to help benefit the new film.

Ok Jaanu box office collection: Aditya-Shraddha's film has slow opening; Dangal going strong

Ok Jaanu may recover its costs gradually though its chances of becoming a hit are quite bleak whereas Dangal records a sharp rise on its fourth weekend

Not so Ok Jaanu: This Mani Ratnam remake is a champion of half-hearted ideas

OK Jaanu keeps moving forward with half-hearted ideas and then goes back (more than happily) to not doing anything..

Ok Jaanu movie review: Twitterati praises Aditya, Shraddha's chemistry but not cliched story

Releasing alongside Haraamkhor, Ok Jaanu is the first Bollywood film of 2017.

Ok Jaanu: Aditya Roy Kapur, Shraddha Kapoor on their chemistry, Mani Ratnam and success

Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor on their upcoming film OK Jaanu, "The banter and conversations in the film is very real. You can relate to it, and it has the Mani Ratnam touch."

Dangal box office collection: Aamir's film nears Rs 350 crore; is highest earning Indian film ever

Firstpost reported most recently that Dangal had crossed Sultan's box office earnings to become the highest grossing film of 2016. It now emerges that Dangal is the highest earning Indian film — ever.