Super 30

What a man, what a story! Truly very inspiring! The director has done extremely well to bring the story of Anand Kumar to the big screen albeit using dramatical sequences to make it full of Bollywood masala - which totally keeps the audience hooked. And it is not just any ordinary story at that - it is filled with complex mathematics & science concepts brought into day-to-day life. Hrithik Roshan has done justice to the role but somehow I kept feeling that Akshay Kumar was better suited (maybe because of the multiple biopics that AK has recently enacted in - Pad Man, Toilet, etc.)

Rating: Good

Gandondu Hennaru

A nice jovial Rajkumar movie - at least for most part. Initially I was cynical to see the movie since a typical old (black and white) Rajkumar movie is fraught with desolation & despondency with usual happy ending. But this one seemed different & nice time-pass for a lazy Sunday afternoon. At one point it almost seems like an anthology with many short stories but the dots start getting connected at the end. Of course, one has to give leeway for narration and direction to be illogical at various points but for a 1969 movie to be made like the way it is done (sci-fi-ish) without the technology which is available now is really commendable. And yes, no desolation and despondency!
Rating: Good

De De Pyaar De

A nice Hindi rom-com. Very clean and simple, to the point. Dialogs are crispy, scenes are just as much is needed. Excellent editing. Superb acting by each and every one of them - old actors, old actresses, young adults, the entire crew. I guess credit goes to the director. The double-edged witty dialogs are entertaining too. Scenery and setting is fresh. All in all, a nice entertainer.

Rating: Good