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Wogma rating: Secret Superstar review by meeta is expected on 19 October
Preview: Will Aamir Khan's arrogant character take over the essence of the Secret Superstar or will she be hold her own and give us a solid underdog film.
Wogma rating: Golmaal Again review by meeta is expected on 20 October
Preview: So many layers. Layer after layer of disgust and shudders. Happy Diwali, it seems! Oh well...
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: A cute comment on everyday, urban life. Becomes a little 'out there', every once in a while. But so does everyday life, right? While the philosophising is a tad lame, the romantic bits are adorable.
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: Chef made me wonder, what makes me sadder - a film which starts off very well, but ends up being just about average or one that isn't enjoyable at all.
Wogma rating: Switch channels if it's on cable
Quick review: Unabashedly silly. Brings a smile or two, even if soulless – that's exactly what you expect though, right?
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: Run-of-the-mill revenge drama that tries very hard, but doesn't engage at all.
Wogma rating: Must see - on the big screen
Quick review: You brace yourself for the highest degrees of scathing cynicism when you walk in to a film about India's election process. You walk out with a smile that balances the skepticism with healthy hopefulness. Those are just a few “when was the last time that happened” packed in 100+ minutes.
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