Do comedies equal box office success?  Well you can watch the trailer for the latest Bollywood comedy, C Kkompany, to decide for yourself.  The film stars, Tusshar Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Rajpal Yadav, and Mithun Chakraborty and hits theatres on August 22nd.  Now we can’t say if it’ll be a hit at the box office or not, but you can watch the trailer below and drop us a coment with your thoughts.

Mallika Sherawat’s back to her infamous on-screen kissing sprees in her latest film, Maan Gaye Mughall-E-Azam, which hits theatres this August.  This time around Mallika’s acting in an all out comedy, but word is there’s tons of kissing/love scenes… and you can see a sneak peak of one of them in the trailer below.

Hollywood’s been chasing Bollywood quite a bit lately, but that doesn’t mean B-Town’s stopped copying H-Town!  For example the God Tussi Great Ho, trailer.

An Aamir Khan production JAANE TU…YA JAANE NA is a beautiful young love story. Aamir Khan’s good looking nephew Imran Khan debuts with this movie. After MERE BAAP PEHLE AAP this is another big film for Genelia D’souza since she plays the solo female lead in this young romantic musical film. The exciting promos with the, music maestro, A R Rahman’s good music which adds on to the quality quotient of the film have already in the buzz among audience. Directed by Abbas Tyrewala and produced by Mansoor Khan JAANE TU… is the story of youth, The age where we first get to know the secrets of the heart. The loves, friendships and jealousies that seem so earth-shattering, so life-altering at the time and years later, so laughably gentle and innocent. Of course, the film goes off on its own journey including some song-and-dance, a talking portrait, a corrupt cop and a couple of horse-mounted Rajput cowboys. It even has the quintessential airport climax.

But ultimately, the movie is made to remind each one of us what it felt like when we first started falling in love.

The film is slated to release on 4th July.







The Rani-Saif starrer, Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic, is set to hit theatres this Friday and we have new trailers of the film to check out before we bring you the film review this Friday. Word is the flick was based on the old children’s classic, Mary Poppins, but director Kunal Kohli says it’s more of a nod to B-Town classic, Mr. India. Check out the trailers below and be sure to check back this Friday for the film review, as part of Filmi Fridays.