100 Word Review: The Dirty Picture

The Dirty Picture is Silk Smitha’s life story. But it really is Vidya Balan all the way. She’s bold, she bears and my god is she booblicious. The actors all “support” her aptly but she fully encompasses Silk in soul and character. The film falters in the second half while it shocks you in the first. Luthria is a director who yet again demonstrates his understanding of the subject fully. The dialogues are filled with vulgar innuendos (loved it!) and Ooh-La-La takes the cake. If you can’t handle the heat, stay away from TDP; it’s not for the small-minded or faint-hearted.

Quote from an avid moviegoer who sums it up perfectly: "Vidya Balan might have just introduced the world to the concept of 'Aesthetic Vulgarity'. Buxom is back!" - A.G.

100 Word Review: Murder 2

Murder 2 made zero to no sense to me. Something about a serial killer who doesn’t rape but just brutally murders prostitutes and women who are “free”. There’s the usual cat-and-mouse chase in which the corrupt cop who has casual sex with a model (I think?) at sporadic moments. Hardly entertaining and definitely not gripping, this one doesn’t match up to its predecessor. The music is used incorrectly which is such a downer. Hashmi needs a new stylist while Fernandes needed more scope– she was smokin’ hot though. And there isn't enough sleaze, skin or sex, to keep you glued.