Celebrate this Diwali with Romeos and Heroes

Celebrate this Diwali with Romeos and Heroes
This week's big releases-Roadside Romeo & Heroes- are set to light the big screen. One has a romantic tone and the other with a patriotic theme. While the animation flick is aimed to warm your hearts, the courageous tale of everyday lives may change your mind on a lot of things. Book Now>>

Our Recommendations
Running Strong
Body of Lies
Rating:
Can You Trust Anyone?

Rock On
Rating:
Realise Your Dream



Critic's Choice
Shoot on Sight
Rating:
Is it a Crime to be Muslim?

A Wednesday
Rating:
A Common Man's Challenge


Plays in your city
Mumbai : Mr Kolpert (Oct 24 & 25),

: Biwi o Biwi (Oct 26),

: All About Women (Oct 26),

: Ek Baar Phir (Oct 23 & 24),
Bangalore : Nati Binodini (Oct 31)

: Jagathjyoti Basaveshwara (Nov 1)
Delhi : Ghalib in New Delhi (Oct 25)

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