Arth

The film could very well boast of a few rivetingly real performances. It's a charming film that's plainly life-affirming without being overly pretentious or markedly melodramatic. ... Full Review

an intense lovemaking scene --....The film fuelled rumours of the existing rivalry between Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil.....surreptitiously involved with a successful actress, Kavita Sanyal (Smita Patil).....Besides three splendid performances by Shabana, Smita and Kulbhushan Kharbanda, the film is lit by Raj Kiran's sunny presence and a flint-sparking cameo by Kiran Vairale (as a hostel girl who willingly barters moral scruples for materialstic needs).....Pravin Bhatt's mood-evoking lighting (the post-love ... Full Review

surreptitiously involved with a successful actress, Kavita Sanyal (Smita Patil).....The film fuelled rumours of the existing rivalry between Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil.....an intense lovemaking scene --....Besides three splendid performances by Shabana, Smita and Kulbhushan Kharbanda, the film is lit by Raj Kiran's sunny presence and a flint-sparking cameo by Kiran Vairale (as a hostel girl who willingly barters moral scruples for materialstic needs).....Despite huge appreciation for their music, the husb ... Full Review

Bhatt's ability to strike a near perfect consonance between the yin and the yang is amazing. Besides three splendid performances by Shabana, Smita and Kulbhushan Kharbanda, the film is lit by Raj Kiran's sunny presence and a flint-sparking cameo by Kiran Vairale (as a hostel girl who willingly barters moral scruples for materialstic needs). ... Full Review

By Subhash K. Jha, October 20, 2009 - 09:12 IST Delicately perched between a marital drama and romantic comedy Main Aurr Mrs Khanna is the surprise packet this Diwali. ... Full Article

HUSBAND, WIFE and the 'other person' seems to be one of the favourite topics for Bollywood to portray on the silver screen. This 'other person' is mostly the women or so we have been witnessing at least in a majority... ... Full Article

In an attempt to improve the bilateral relationship with Pakistan, the Indian High Commission in Islamabad organised a special screening of Mahesh Bhatt's Arth- starring Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil -for a selected audience at its auditorium the... ... Full Article

When I stepped out of a Manhattan theatre after watching "Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna" , I was eager to see the audience's reaction to one of the most anticipated movie of this year. ... Full Article

Inder, an ambitious and adventurous director, is, however, surreptitiously involved with a successful actress, Kavita Sanyal (Smita Patil). Kavita, we learn as the film unwinds, suffers from schizophrenia. ... Full Article

He has made almost 50 movies, many of them award-winning ones like "Arth" and "Saransh", but Mumbai-based filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt says his "most defining work" is a book - a tribute to his spiritual mentor and philosopher U.G. ... Full Article