FilmyShilmy News

Abhinav Kashyap out of Dabangg sequel!

Arbaaz and Sohail to direct film? (Money?  Troubles between Abhinav and Salman? Rumors?)

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Pankaj Advani - maker of films like Urf Professor, Sankat City dies!  RIP

No further details at this time.

Golmaal 3 all set to reach 100 cr and beyond?

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Danny Boyle talks of his favorites, Paani, wants to work with Anurag Kashyap!

Yeah, I read you're doing something with Shekar Kapur.
DB: Yeah, Shekar Kapur who did the two Elizabeth films. He's developing a script called Paani, which means "water",

Golmaal 3 reviews averaging 2.80/5

Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama: 4 stars "ideal fun ride"

 Mayank Shekhar HT 1.5 stars "Shoddiness shows."


Nikhat Kazmi, TOI 3.5 stars "In an industry where sequels rarely work, the Golmaal franchise seems to have struck gold with its formula of making sense out of nonsense.  "


IANS  3 stars "Director Rohit Shetty tries his best in merging comic vignettes into one comprehensible film. "


Raja Sen, Rediff 1.5 stars "The best thing that can be said about Golmaal 3 is that it both enters and exits your system rather comprehensively, leaving behind nothing either memorable or of consequence."


Renuka Rao, DNA 3.5 stars "As expected (and promised), this film is all about wacky humour, well-timed farcical dialogues and brainless entertainment."


Sitendu Goswami, tellycafe.com 3 stars "The scene where the siblings threaten each other without saying a single word is a masterpiece in itself. "


Rajeev Masand, IBN 2 stars! "I’m going with two out of five for director Rohit Shetty’s Golmaal 3. This is pedestrian comedy that evokes desperate laughs. If you must, watch it for Mithun, who shows us he’s still got his mojo!"

What went on my iPod in repeat mode this month!

Every month or so I collect the recent tunes that I have listened to in repeat mode. That way I have a whole playlist of songs that I can listen to over and over again until I am finally tired of them :-)

So what was playing in repeat mode this month and why?

1. Munni Badnaam hui from Dabangg! Yes, I know it is not an original but is a redoing of an old nautanki tune, but it retains enough of the earthiness and raw appeal that such a song should have! So Munni stays for a few more weeks, and I have a spring in my step as I listen to it: