Baahubali
2:
The
Conclusion
Of
course,
everyone
wanted
to
know
why
'Kattappa
killed
Baahubali'!
But
what
made
this
sequel
to
the
magnum
opus
truly
memorable
was
that
it
ticked
all
the
boxes
when
it
came
to
emotions,
action
and
for
a
change,
humour
too.
And
yes,
not
to
forget
Prabhas-
Anushka
Shetty's
beautiful
romance
and
the
breath-taking
visuals!
Badrinath
Ki
Dulhania
Yet
another
most-anticipated
sequel
which
lived
up
to
its
expectations!
This
Varun
Dhawan-
Alia
Bhatt
had
its
plot
based
on
the
social
evils
of
dowry,
patriarchy
and
male
chauvinism.
But
at
the
same
time,
it
didn't
deviate
from
entertaining
the
viewers
with
its
flavorsome
romance
and
breezy
one-liners.
Judwaa
2
This
one
has
Varun
Dhawan
stepping
into
Salman
Khan's
iconic
shoes
for
his
role
of
identical
twins-
Raja
and
Prem.
The
comic
caper
was
high
on
nostalgia
value
and
managed
to
struck
gold
at
the
box
office.
True,
nothing
can
beat
Salman's
charisma
in
Judwaa,
but
Varun's
alluring
presence
was
too
hard
to
resist
for
people!
Raees
'Baniyaan
ka
dimaag,
miyaan
bhai
ki
daring'...that
was
Shahrukh
Khan's
Raees
for
you.
The
film
took
us
back
to
the
days
when
we
had
larger-than-life
heroes
mouthing
'seeti-maar'
dialogues,
a
'maa'
who
dearly
loves
her
son
and
gives
him
some
life-gyaan
and
an
item
song
for
the
hero
to
enter
the
villain's
den
to
fight
his
men.
Further,
Sunny
Leone's
seductive
moves
on
'Laila
O
Laila'
made
sure
that
people
flocked
to
the
theaters.
Kaabil
Kaabil
had
Hrithik
Roshan
playing
a
raging
visually-impaired
man
who
is
hell-bent
on
seeking
revenge
from
his
wife's
wrong-doers.
The
actor's
earnest
performance
received
thumbs
up
from
the
audience.
Golmaal
Again
The
tagline
of
Golmaal
Again
read,
'Iss
Diwali
Logic
Nahin
Sirf
Magic'.
Rohit
Shetty
&
Co.
stuck
true
to
these
words
and
made
sure
that
the
audience
had
a
blast
in
the
festive
season.
Unlike
its
predecessors,
this
one
forayed
into
the
territory
of
horror-comedy
and
its
silly
humour
and
fun-filled
performances
made
the
audience
go
'Go
Go
Golmaal'!
Tiger
Zinda
Hai
An
anticipated
sequel...Salman
Khan
and
Katrina
Kaif
reuniting
on-screen
after
a
gap
of
five
years!
What
more
could
I
ask
more?
This
one
has
Salman
battling
a
pack
of
wolves
in
the
snow-capped
Australia,
unleashing
his
fury
with
his
machine
gun,
serenading
Kat
with
'Dil
Diyan
Gallan' and
mouth
memorable
dialogues.
Toilet:
Ek
Prem
Katha
This
flick
had
Akshay
Kumar
fighting
'sabhyata'
to
hold
a
mirror
to
those
who
support
open
defecation
in
the
name
of
rigid
age-old
traditions
and
so-called
Indian
culture.
The
satirical
take
on
this
issue
struck
a
chord
with
the
audience.
Hindi
Medium
This
Irrfan
Khan-
Saba
Qamar
starrer
was
crucial
in
starting
a
conversation
about
how
English
isn't
just
a
language
but
associated
with
a
class
in
our
country.
The
relevant
plot
coupled
with
Irrfan
Khan's
impressive
act
and
crisp
humour
proved
to
be
a
sure-shot
winner
and
passed
with
flying
colors
at
the
box
office
too.
Jolly
LLB
2
A
courtroom
drama
revolving
around
a
mistaken
identity
of
a
J
&
K
terrorist
and
Akshay
Kumar
stepping
into
Arshad
Warsi's
shoes
in
Jolly
LLB
2.
It
was
quite
interesting
to
watch
Akky
play
an
underdog
and
turn
the
tables
over
his
opponents
towards
the
climax
of
the
film.
Despite
its
set
of
flaws,
it
did
manage
to
work
with
the
audience.
Newton
Newton
narrated
a
story
minus
any
frills
and
told
the
tale
of
how
vote-casting
turns
into
an
absurdity
when
one
is
alienated
from
the
concept
of
democracy.
This
Rajkummar
Rao
starrer
was
miles
away
from
escapist
cinema
but
kept
you
entertained
with
his
dark
humour.
No
wonder,
it
was
selected
to
be
India's
official
entry
for
Oscars
2018!