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Yet again, Madhur Bhandarkar takes you on a ride to the wild side. And a remarkable one it is, literally and figuratively.Mumbai hi-society -- stars and starlets, glam dolls and witch doctors, business tycoons and broker types, yep the whole... Read more at imdb.com

The Write WordWhat you see is what you get. Not really! What Madhur Bhandarkar's brave and brilliant 'Page 3' does is destroy the myth attached to the glam and glitterati that colour the pages of our newspapers and whose lives(read... Read more at imdb.com

Page 3 is most definitely a very enthralling and captivating eye-opener that very cleverly exposes the hypocrite lifestyles of Mumbai's elite. From the fake kisses to the plastered smiles, Page 3 leaves no stone unturned in revealing the shocking lives... Read more at imdb.com

Madhur Bhandarkar goes all out to touch upon taboo issues and gives the most realistic picture of the modern society. One gets the impression of the director even from his earlier movies like Satta and Chandni bar. The issues just... Read more at imdb.com

I did not like Chandni Bar from the same director. I did not watch his other movies. They came and went. But Page 3 is nicely made. Seems real. Like Satya from Ram Gopal Varma did. The mental sickness of... Read more at imdb.com

Madhur Bhandarkar has given it all raw. But the best part is he hasn't forgotten to give the ingredients. It has come short and crisp to the viewer and it is the audience to make the choice now. Page 3... Read more at imdb.com

An expose of the world of Indian celebrity journalism sounds like an interesting subject for a film, and it's to the credit of 'Page 3' that it carries its narrative entertainingly, at least for the first two hours - in... Read more at imdb.com

The first review I saw of Page 3 said "what is madhur bhandarkar finally wants to say?". Should he say something so decisive.The most beautiful thing about Page 3 is it doesn't take sides. No propaganda whatsoever. This is the... Read more at imdb.com

Madhur Bhandarkar directs this film that is supposed to expose the lifestyle of the rich and famous while also providing a commentary on the integrity of journalism today. Celebrities party endlessly, they like to be seen at these parties, and to... Read more at imdb.com

Madhur Bhandarkar directs this film that is supposed to expose the lifestyle of the rich and famous while also providing a commentary on the integrity of journalism today.Celebrities party endlessly, they like to be seen at these parties, and to... Read more at imdb.com

It looks like Bhandarkar wont get much time to spend with his newly born baby. Funny, how far the film has gone! ... Full Review

But, in the end, she is back to square one she gets the Page 3 beat to cover yet again! In short, Page 3 exposes, ridicules, mocks and scoffs at the lives of Page 3 personalities. Tara Sharma is fair. Boman Irani is outstanding yet again. ... Full Review

All in all, a good movie. Madhur Bhandarkars movie Page 3 takes a candid look into the lives of celebrities and stars that adorn the third page of newspaper. ... Full Review

Madhur Bhandarkar can, once again, be credited for designing an author-backed role for an actress and extracting her career-best performance. The exploitation of the protagonist's psyche when she poses for a lingerie commercial is much more efficacious than the commercial (ab)use of bikini babes by most Bollywood filmmakers. ... Full Review

The movie effectively blows the façade behind the bold and beautiful party people and paints them in a light that is far from appealing. With 45 people on the sets at any given point of time, Bhandarkar still manages to give us an interesting story that does not lose its pace or its plot. ... Full Review

After playing a journalist in films like Page 3 and 15 Park Avenue , Konkona Sen Sharma takes a step ahead as she plays the role of a writer and social activist in Rohan Sippy's forthcoming English film, The President... ... Full Article

It's project runway of a different kind!Fashion fiascos here make a stronger statement, great designs happen by chance and go unnoticed.When did you last applaud the success of a dress on the Indian ramp? ... Full Article

Page 3 Director: Madhur Bhandarkar Cast: Konkona Sensharma, Boman Irani, Sandhya Mridul, Tara Sharma, Bikram Saluja, Atul Kulkarni Plot: A behind-the-scenes and between-the-sheets look at the people who make it to the party pages of every newspaper the so-called social ... Full Article

On a visit to the Capital to promote cotton fabrics, Konkona said: "My journey in the Indian film industry has so far been wonderful.I use the word Indian as I don't like being referred to as a Bollywood actor." ... Full Article

In just a short period of time, Konkana Sen has established herself as an actress, who has the knack of slipping into diverse characters with the deftness of a veteran. ... Full Article