There
has
been
a
deluge
of
films
released
in
the
last
weeks,
but
none
could
prove
their
mettle
and
emerge
as
a
winner.
Quick
Gun
Murugan,
Chintuji
and
Daddy
Cool
stood
out,
because
of
no
alternative
options.
With
so
many
films
chocking
the
multiplex
this
week,
yet
again
it
will
be
a
quality-less
wholesale
filmy
Friday.
Let"s
have
a
look
over
these
films
and
see
whether
things
have
a
potential
to
improve.
Aamras:
Expectations
are
bound
to
come
with
this
film.
Why?
Firstly,
Aamras
marks
the
debut
venture
of
Rupali
Guha;
the
daughter
of
great
filmmaker
Basu
Chatterjee,
as
a
director.
So,
will
this
film
live
up
to
the
expectations?
Well,
not
even
a
single
star
to
back
the
film
becomes
its
major
drawback.
And
what
compounds
to
the
misery
are
the
poor
promotions.
Still,
this
film
has
Basu
Chatterjee,
the
only
saving
grace
to
bring
in
audience
to
the
theatres;
rest
will
depend
on
the
strong
word-of-mouth,
then
be
it
bad
or
good.
Baabarr:
The
makers
have
left
no
stones
unturned
to
market
the
film.
Apart
from
veterans
like
Om
Puri
and
Mithun
Chakraborty,
the
film
has
a
suspense
packed
in
the
form
of
main-lead,
whose
face
is
going
to
be
revealed
in
the
film.
Considering
this
fact,
and
also
the
fact
that
this
is
the
only
film
that
has
been
well
promoted,
one
can
expect
regular
cine-goers
to
watch
the
film.
But
again,
a
word
of
caution;
much
will
depend
on
the
word-of-mouth,
which
will
decide
the
fate
of
the
film.
Ruslaan,
Shaabash!
You
Can
Do
It,
The
Unforgettable
and
Vaada
Raha...
I
promise:
Hopelessness
is
synonymous
with
these
films.
Poor
is
way
too
small
word
to
describe
the
promotional
status
of
these
films.
Nothing
can
save
them
from
bombarding
at
the
box-office.