(According to Bhavesh Purbia Pk is a 5 star movie)

. for those of you who have not seen this program, which strongly makes me believe that you are not the kind that stops at a stop sign, satyamev jayate can be summarized as “social activism for those of us that like to watch big boss but feel guilty “. it picks a certain “problem of the week”, like police reforms or corruption or doctors, and then runs through an hour of over-explaining and music and appropriately emotioned-up guests. the usp of the program, the reason why people watch it, is of course method-actor khan (known to mortals as aamir khan) for whom satyamev jayate is a perfect prop for his carefully cultivated image as a socially conscientious superstar. cycling through various expressions, “the-oh-my-god-i-had-no-idea” (“apko police ne yeh kaha?”) as if he is hearing the guest’s story for the first time, “the-oh-my-god-i-so-feel-for-you” eyes-welling-up-with-tasteful-tears, mr. khan straddles perfectly that grey area between reality and choreography, between the person and the persona, and if the topic of the week does not keep you watching, or that sharp prick on your conscience if your finger goes to the remote control to change the channel, aamir khan’s performance sure does. like satyamev jayate, pk too has a “problem of the week”, long passages of preachy exposition, poking-in-eye messaging, and ea
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(According to Bhavesh Purbia Main Aur Mr. Riight is a 3 star movie)

"pyau, pyau, pyau," sing the six sidekicks of aliya raj (shenaz treasurywala), while aliya and sukhi (barun sobti) look into the distance and imagine how their first meeting would have been if aliya wasn't paying him to be her boyfriend. main aur mr riight is the story of an obssessive compulsive casting director in her late twenties who is constantly badgered by her friends to find a man before she turns into an old, wrinkly cat lady. enter sukhwinder singh, a down-on-his-luck struggler from "the delhi" who has come to mumbai to become an actor.
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