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CRITIC'S RATING: 1.5/5
AVG READERS' RATING: 3.0/5

STORY: Wakya is based on a member of the Potraj community and his struggle to ensure a better life for his son.

REVIEW: Potrajs belong to a community that has been ill-treated by the society when it comes to betterment in their situation. Wakya aims to bring this very bit into focus and does so through the story of Ghumya (Kulkarni) who makes a living by seeking alms in the name of Goddess mariaai.

Though hesitant, Ghumya follows the family tradition as he is told by his father (Dutt) that Goddess Mariaai's service is the community's only aim. However, Ghumya doesn't want his son to follow suit and instead wants him to study. But he is deterred by the villagers who don't want a 'beggar's son' to go to school. A landlord (Yadav) from the village comes forth and offers money to Ghumya under the pretext of helping him. But the landlord has his eyes set on Ghumya's wife (Dnyanlaxmi)

The hypocrisy of the society is evident from the story and it's something we've seen in quite a few films before. The National Award winning Dhag and the acclaimed Fandry showed the plight of such communities through engaging stories and execution. Wakya, which has a good subject, fails on that front.

The plot goes haywire and the substandard performances don't do anything to salvage the film. The lead actor, Kulkarni, shows conviction and should be appreciated for his sincerity but the supporting cast, including Yadav who gets the typecast villain's role, fail to generate interest.

In the end, Wakya becomes the film that could've been watchable had it been executed properly.

CRITIC'S RATING: 1.5/5
AVG READERS' RATING: 1.5/5

STORY: Three friends, Megha, Priya and Nishigandha, stay together in an apartment. While Megha and Priya have starkly opposite personalities, Nishigandha is the balancing factor between them.

REVIEW: Perhaps the makers of Bhavishyachi Aishi Taishi, literally meaning 'To hell with the future', didn't consult an astrologer before making the film. Or maybe they did and got a wrong prediction of it working well with the viewers.

First things first, here's what the film is about. So our leading ladies Megha (Naik), Priya (Jadhav) and Nishigandha (Zine) stay together and work at the same company. Megha is a complete astrology buff and has immense respect for astrologers. Priya hates astrology and leaves no chance to make her displeasure known. It is Nishigandha who balances the equation and prevents Priya and Megha from coming to blows. A meeting with an unknown lady (Usgaonkar) leads the three girls to the astrologer, Mr K, who predicts that Priya will die in a week's time.

Before you ask any questions, let us tell you that most of the film defies logical thinking. If you still have any queries, you can think about directing them to the makers, just like we are planning to do. The story probably stemmed out of a simple idea about making astrology relevant to the current generation. But how to make a film about it? Well, just sign three pretty ladies, put in a plot that makes you want to pull out your hair, add a sub-plot that aims to add suspense to the story, put in a cool as ice astrologer who 'helps people free of cost', stir well and voila! Your suspense drama is ready to be served.

To its credit, this film doesn't get too preachy. This is one of those films that has actors mouthing lines with deadpan looks and least enthusiasm. But we don't blame them. When the film itself is bad enough, there's very little they can do to salvage it.

As the astrologer in the film says, we can't give you an exact prediction of the future, but we can safely give you the option of skipping this one.

CRITIC'S RATING: 2.0/5
AVG READERS' RATING: 1.5/5

The first thing that strikes you about this film is its name. Then comes the most obvious question- why the name? We will come to that.

It so happens that in a sleepy town in Ratnagiri lives our protagonist PK Lele (Rizvi). A drunkard, Lele lives in a boat. One day, he tells the villagers that the rates of gold in the market are sure to soar in the near future and it's the best time to invest in it. The villagers heed his advice, but overnight the gold rates collapse. Lele is thrashed black and blue by the cops and he regrets giving the advice. However, a twist in tale gives the villagers a chance to earn Rs 5000 crores. How? Well, in this fictional story Osama Bin Laden escapes the United States and chooses Chikhalwadi as his hideout. Moreover, the US authorities announce a reward of Rs 5000 crores for anyone who finds him.

Firstly, why would a film involving Bin Laden be made six years after the terrorist was killed is a mystery. Let's say we are willing to keep that aside for a bit and watch the film just for the sake of entertainment. Yes, there are a few scenes that make you laugh but most of the jokes are crass and the film hardly entertains you.

Azim, who makes his Marathi debut with this film, needs some acting lessons urgently as do a few of the other actors. Actor Praneet Bhatt, another Marathi debutant, is somewhat convincing as Laden,

Watch this one only if you are a fan of mindless comedies and don't mind crass jokes.

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