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The movie under Yash Raj Films Banner like “Thoda Pyaar Thoda Pyaar” makes you nostalgic. It takes you back to the light-hearted, feel-good cinema made by directors of calibre like Basu Chatterjee and Hrishikesh Mukherjee.

When the curtain came down on HBO’s Emmy-winning “Sex and the City” in 2004 after six fabulous seasons, 94 episodes, a who’s-who of boyfriends and more cosmopolitans than anyone could count, everything was hunky-dory.

I start my review this time with a quote from our dear friend Mahesh Bhatt who is a highly acclaimed filmmaker and an idol in the film industry. In a recent interview he says, “I think ‘Jannat’ is Emraan’s coming-of-age movie. It would do for Emraan what my ‘Naam’ did for

A mean-spirited streak is creeping into studio manufactured rom-coms these days — you know, where someone wants to sabotage his best friend’s wedding. This escalates in Fox’s “What Happens in

Krishna Iyer M.A. Narialpaniwala from the highly acclaimed movie ‘Agnipath’ returns once more. Remember the role Cult Star of Indian Cinema Mithun Chakraborty played in that Amitabh Bachchan starrer that failed at box office but filled the bags of its artists with awards after awards.

Although it certainly sets the stage for some fertile comedy, “Baby Mama” — which pairs successful Philadelphia exec Tina Fey with her decidedly white-trash surrogate, Amy Poehler — never fully delivers. Backed by a crackerjack supporting cast