Yatra

I was not expecting such a mediocre work from Gautam Ghosh, the director of "Paar". The film is extremely boring and slow. Nana Patekar and Rekha both are unbearable. This is so called meaningful cinema at worst.. in which u... Full review

Ghose beautifully directs 'Yatra'. He makes fine use of colour, camera-work (thanks to the mesmerizing cinematography) but he comes up with a very complex abstract screenplay. This is not a bad thing if the viewer is mature enough and has... Full review

This is an Indian film in the mode of the now-defunct 'parallel' cinema. One of my favorite actors, Nana Patekar, plays against 'type' (read: his most famous roles, where he is invariably angry, hot-headed & explosive) as a soft-spoken, easy-going,... Full review

Rather slow and ponderous exploration of the nature of fiction, memory and the alleged change in Indian culture from the spiritual to the materialistic (was there really ever a time when most people weren't materialistic?).There are some beautiful moments in... Full review

Dialogues are wonderful and are sure to be appreciated.....Music (Khayyam and Goutam Ghose) is equally uninteresting.....Deepti Naval is appropriate.....The problem with Rekha is....The veteran actress enacting the role of Nana's mother is lovable..... ... Full Review

I admit Gautam Ghose must be very adept at musical styles. The composer also rues that the film's leading lady was criticised for getting excited about the music. Rekhaji took keen interest in the songs. ... Full Review

While shooting for his Hindi film "Yatra", Bengali filmmaker Gautam Ghose has quietly shot a film based on the work of Bengali litterateur Samaresh Majumdar. I was very excited by this novel because it is a love story set in the troubled Kolkata of the 1960s and 70s. ... Full Review

The film turned out to be so torturous quite often that even the beautiful thumries and Rekhas mujras kind of lost their charm. Film is buried deep inside a stinking sense of nostalgia for a world that probably never existed. ... Full Review

The film turned out to be so torturous quite often that even the beautiful thumries and Rekhas mujras kind of lost their charm. Film is buried deep inside a stinking sense of nostalgia for a world that probably never existed. ... Full Review

Deepti Bhatnagar is a confirmed travel freak. And it's not surprising considering she did a travel show, Yatra which she anchored and produced prior to another travel show she did called Musafir Hoon Yaaron . ... Full Article

Mumbai: Get ready to enjoy the varied classical and contemporary Indian dance forms. To commemorate International Dance Day being celebrated on April 29, the Lasya Centre of Dance Education and Research will host the 7th annual two day dance fest... ... Full Article

The death of legendary villain M.N.Nambiar is an irreplaceable loss to the Tamil and Indian film industry. But it is also a great loss to Dr. ... Full Article

Shweta Thakur: Television actor Romit Raj, who plays baddy Yuvraj in the soap opera "Ghar Ki Lakshmi Betiyaan", says his heart ached and sometimes tears rolled down his cheeks when he misbehaved with his on-screen parents. ... Full Article

Post Zubeida and Lajja, Rekha continued her confusing choice of film roles. For every Bhoot, there was a Bachke Rehna Re Baba. And for every Koi...Mil Gaya, there was a Kudiyon Ka Hai Zamaana. ... Full Article

YATRA was the sole Hindi release of the week gone by and easily qualifies as the shortest ever 'yatra' for a Nana Patekar film in recent times. ... Full Article