For a person knowing the truth of dhanbad and wasseypur, the movie is horse shit and full of lies, except for some true scenes, which are countable. Anyways, the movie is based on the real story of Suryadev Singh(as ramadhir singh in the movie), who was a messiah of the poor. Briefly it takes you through the coal mafia running in dhanbad in late eighties(which could have really made it interesting if a bit extended). Enter Sardar Khan and the movie starts revolving around wasseypur, which is a small part of dhanbad(which at that time was pretty large). the direction is good and few scenes from dhanbad itself has made the movie look almost authentic. Language used is the same as used in dhanbad which grips you and the acting along with dialogues are better. Overall watchable movie, but not the true story of dhanbad.

John Cho and Kal Penn will never bore you throughout the movie and make u realize how a good comedy can be made. this duo has such an on screen combination that it wont be long when you would see yourself too at some point in the movie(maybe coz of ethnicity of one of the actor). it is a must watch for you if you are bored and don't have anything to watch. but a bit of drugs and sex and neil Patrick harris might restrict you to your friend. but it is fun to watch.

After a long disappointing year from Hollywood, here comes "the wolf of wall street". based on the true story of Jordan Belfort(the wolf of wall street), the film takes you through the brokerage and investment world in a very fast pace. it shows you the side effects of easy and fast earned money. Also, best direction and best acting by everyone. you will never know how time slipped away as it takes you through the roller-coaster-high-pace- money-making-drugging-fucking life of Jordan Belfort. Though I don't know the true story(who does anyways), the movie is a must watch from Hollywood.

The Starz series created by Steven S. DeKnight and Liam McIntyre in the role of Spartacus after the death of Andy Whitefield in 2011 (who was in the role of spartacus), this series gives you Blood, if you desire it. this series had hard times with the lead dying at the peak of the series and the directors going for a prequel, but it never lets you down. As history has it, this Thracian gladiator escaped the house of Batiatus, along with the Gauls Crixus and Oenomaus, was one of the slave leaders in the Third Servile War, a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic. The series never lets you down and it is never dragging . All the characters have been played very effectively with my favourite Gannicus. Though this series cannot be watched it everyone, but avoiding is worth it. My Recommendations- watch it if you want blood!!!

If you have brains and a passion for mystery, then this is your destination. Set in the modern day London, this is even better than the film. Benedict Cumberbatch , as Sherlock Holmes has mastered the role completely and so has his assistant doctor, Martin Freeman, they both work so well together and the banter between their characters is one of many things that makes this show brilliant. Also, the character of Sherlock is very intuitive and unpredictable which keeps you glued till the end of 90 minutes with the villain (or rather the main character in my case) Prof. James Moriarty makes you feel that he is the master of the brains and way ahead of Sherlock everytime. No better movie or series has adapted Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters so accurately. Highly Recommended.