No masti in this one

Movie: Great Grand Masti

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You can run, you can hide, but you can’t escape the crude humour of the Masti franchise! Jokes apart, kudos to the cast and crew, which has been putting in collective efforts to make the adult comedy win favour with the audience without fail over all these years. Three not-so-impressive attempts Masti (2003), Great Masti in 2014, and now the third installment of the not-so-grand Masti series would easily qualify as classic examples of a script (which essentially remains the same) gone from bad to worse! Don’t forget to grab your popcorn; it might just be the only thing you are going to enjoy amidst all the cringing.

Director: Indra Kumar

Cast: Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi, Aftab Shivdasani and Urvashi Rautela

Audience take

Getting worse

I found the movie very clichéd. Each time, the script remains more or less the same. The first installment of the film was much better.

- Mayank Gupta, student, St. Kabir Public School

Waste of time

It is an utter waste of time. I seriously regret watching the film. The supernatural twist is not good enough either.

- Raj Malhotra, businessman

Bad taste

Jokes made in the film are all in bad taste. I did not particularly like a scene where they liken an old lady to a piece of stale bread.

- Kritika, employee with a private firm

Kiss your ice goodbye

Movie: Ice Age: Collision Course

Love it for the adorable animations or hate it for the done to death story, one just cannot reach a conclusion. But say whatever, the Ice Age series enjoys its set audience, which is more than glad to embrace the latest offering (read Ice Age: Collision Course) of the saga with open arms.

Director: Mike Thurmeier

Cast/ voice overs: Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Queen Latifah, Jennifer Lopez and Simon Pegg

Audience take

Giggling glory

I love Sid, the sloth from the film. The movie made me giggle.

- Aastha Dhiman, student, KB DAV school

For the kids

It makes for a nice light-hearted flick to watch with kids.

- Nikita Sharma, homemaker

No more, please

I think the filmmakers should invest their energy in bringing a new concept to the audience. The Ice Age characters have already changed drastically, anyway.

- Rahul Garg, NRI

(As told to Manika Ahuja)