Center Stage

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Center Stage I really liked this film the first time I saw it and very glad to say that I still liked it as much twenty years later. For some reason it is both fictional and real, fun and serious etc. 

Haider

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Haider is the third Shakespeare play adaptation from Vishal Bhardwaj. And it suffers from being filmed in a different environment than the other two (Maqbool and Omkara were both in the gangster world) It is a good film but the tragic history overshadows the personal focus. Shahid Kapoor performance is uneven (very bad in some scenes, excellent in others) but the rest of the cast, leading by Tabu are excellent. 

Hotel Transylvania

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Hotel Transylvania  I can't believe I have cried during this. Yes, I did. 

Death Without Company

Death Without Company well as with the first novel, I enjoyed the characters, environment and their interactions a lot better than the mystery itself. 

My Stupid Boss

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My Stupid Boss  is entertaining if you are into quirky films that are totally non realistic on purpose. I enjoyed it and shed tears even.

Hush

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Hush turned out to be decent with the cinematography I liked. It was not that special though. 

Thoroughbreds

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Thoroughbreds turned out a nice, tidy film. Nothing earth shattering but decent enough.