(According to Md Farhad Badmashiyaan - Fun Never Ends is a 5 star movie)

movie features subhash k jha speaks about badmashiyaan - fun never endsby subhash k. jha, mar 5, 2015 - 10:08 ist this one takes the cake as it works a clever alchemy to take away the ache . a well-intended sawach-aur-saaf-suthri comedy badmashiyaan is a curiously content-driven rom-com with one of the most consistently wicked female protagonists i've seen in recent cinema from bollywood or hollywood. unlike the over-praised dolly ki doli where sonam kapoor was hailed as a new-age heroine for conning her way through multiple marriages, newcomer suzanna mukherjee ironically named naari in badmashiyaan, is unabashedly amoral, money-minded to the point of being vulgar in her avarice. suzanna plays the character with just the right doses of devilish cuteness to make naari seductive and palatable. it is quite a debut. the actress' insouciant materialism holds the clever inventive plot together. the men are hopelessly hooked to the deceitful damsel. the plot divides naari's con games into three unmarked sections, the first when an unsuspecting well-meaning dude from chandigarh dev (sidhant gupta, confident and screen-friendly) falls head-over-hells for the con-woman. in a rollicking relay race of romantic renewal the baton of romancing naari is then passed to a quirky detective named pinkesh(played with precocious panache by karan mehra). it is really in the third romantic interlude that the plot tickles the funny bones the most when a dreaded don jazzy (sharib hashmi, a delight to watch) becomes putty in the pretty con woman's hands. the three besotted lovers' characters are intersected into unlikely junctions. the smartly written comedy (kushal ved bakshi) manages to stay a few baby-steps ahead of audiences. the writing sparkles when naari does her eyelash-batting coquettish act with her men who choose to get fooled because…well, because some believe men think with a body part other than brains when they are in love.
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(According to Md Farhad Coffee Bloom is a 4 star movie)

in coffee bloom, we see a young man showing up at a coffee plantation at the very moment the owner of the estate is looking out for an expert. is it a sign? the two come together for their own reasons, but are they COMMITted to the same thing? the coorg countryside is quite lovely, and the coffee plants surrounding the homestead give off a thick leafiness. but the characters never quite look as if they belong. devanand kariappa (mathur) has his reasons for turning up at the estate of the much-devoted-to-each-other-husband-and-wife (kapoor and garg). the connection goes back to kariappa’s happy early years, which turned into curdled adulthood. there’s also history between kariappa and the estate owner’s young and pretty wife, and as that thread unravels we understand some of the character’s troubles. there are a few scenes when things seem to come together only to scatter again. kariappa’s journey, from awkward renunciation of the world, to making peace with his present, doesn’t really bloom: the actors are hard at work but not to much purpose. coffee bloom becomes one of those films whose premise is interesting, but which is let down by the execution.
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(According to Md Farhad Nh10 is a 5 star movie)

taran adarsh talks about the flick saying the movie is one of the unique films with fine art work and background scenes. he speaks about the flick that each scene is very smartly cinematographed with giving a perfect frame to the scenes and shots. the picture has a complete package of romance in the start, then fight, action, torture and pain till the end of the story. the film is a must watched picture for the people who like dark scenes and films because it has all the pain and torture they suffer while escaping from the villains. anushka sharma acting is far realistic and makes us feel true to life. on the other side neil bhoopalam also score good marks as an actor in the film by completely justifying the characters role he played in the film. anupama chopra also on the other hand, gives her analysis on the film by talking that the flick has a story which is narrated very smartly and touches the audience heart on every pain she goes through.
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(According to Md Farhad Badlapur is a 5 star movie)

this is amazing movie because my favorite hero varun dhawandhawan it is a best movie for me i and my friend goes to uma hall patna that film, in fact, is a fine companion piece to this one; that was sexy and relentlessly stylish while this is a moody, less aesthetically overt tale, and three johnny actors shine bright amid the brilliant badlapur ensemble. like in the new film, johnny unravelled tightly, its protagonist almost always ahead of the audience, but only the last few frames of johnny are about vengeance; badlapur, as the superbly chosen name suggests, is a roaring rampage. the acting is exceptional.
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