Aseem Chhabra wonders if Shah Rukh Khan's G.One will match up to his Rahul charm.
Prakash Jha is at his most confused self in presenting Aarakshan to us.
Greg Barker discusses his documentary Koran By Heart
The film is a slick, madly crazy production that is mostly funny.
Must Indians and Pakistanis be bound by the easy classifications of enemies and terrorists, muses Aseem Chhabra
Yet, one cannot dismiss this Brad Pitt starrer.
While we wait for the official list, here's Rediff's Aseem Chhabra's list of nominee predictions.
Apart from the songs, nothing else works in Tees Maar Khan.
He sued Marc Zuckerberg for $65 million and won. The Social Network focuses on the former Harvard upperclassman's battle. Aseem Chhabra reports.
'The next two years are not going to be a joy in Washington. All of Obama's charm, intellect and skills will have to be put aside as a new reality sets in. So it is wonderful to see the Obamas having a good time in India.'
Aseem Chhabra relishes celebrating his otherness during the festival.
The final instalment from the Millennium trilogy is European action-oriented commercial cinema at its best.
The Social Network explores how the social networking site came into being.
A stellar cast keeps you riveted to this sequel to Wall Street.
The depth and reach of the classic Indian film's remixed version stuns Aseem Chhabra.
There is a strong possibility that Danny Boyle and some of his other off-screen collaborators on 127 Hours may find themselves nominated again.
Aashayein has a unique story that starts with good intentions, but eventually the treatment amounts to nothing spectacular.
Aseem Chhabra traces the yesteryear actor's transformations.
The Girl Who Played With Fire, based on the novel, is appealing.
It sure looks like it because his latest effort, The Last Airbender is not that entertaining.
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