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Rock On 2

10th January 2018 Verus Ferreira Eros International, Farhan Akhtar, Rock On

Rock On 2 is shot in Shillong, ‘the rock capital of India’. The beauty and the picture-postcard scenes of Meghalaya are refreshing. That is the best part of the film, with the plot a close second.

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Sarkar 3

31st October 201731st October 2017 Verus Ferreira Amitabh Bachchan, Eros International, Ram Gopal Varma, Sarkar, thriller

Sarkar 3 looks at power and its attraction as the primary basis for human conflicts. The plot goes back to its previous films, and deals with a multifaceted crisis in Subhash Nagre Sarkar’s (Amitabh Bachchan) life.

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Happy Bhag Jayegi

7th October 201711th October 2017 Verus Ferreira Bollywood, comedy, Eros International, romance

As a true Bollywood-styled film, Happy Bhag Jayengi is enjoyable. Despite being banned in Pakistan, this film has a lovely storyline across both India and Pakistan.

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Beauty and the Beast

28th August 201718th September 2017 Verus Ferreira Disney, Emma Watson, Sony DADC

Beauty and the Beast is very enjoyable for people of all ages with several catchy songs. It’s a pleasure to watch live actors playing the role of Belle and the Beast.

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Dishoom

1st August 20171st August 2017 Verus Ferreira action, Akshay Kumar, Akshaye Khanna, cricket, Jacqueline Fernandez, John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri, Varun Dhawan

A good action flick packed with lavish locations, fantastic production values and high-octane action sequences, including a stunning car helicopter-car chase.

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