New York Movie Reviews

Myth: NEW YORK is about 9/11. Fact: It's not. But it reflects the mood that's prevalent across the globe, post 9/11. The world is divided today. No two opinions on that! Myth: NEW YORK bears a striking similarity to KHUDA KAY LIYE. Fact: Nope. KHUDA KAY LIYE and NEW YORK may belong to the same family, of an innocent person being picked up for questioning

Islamic terrorists brought down the World Trade Centre and America wrought havoc on its own Constitution which promised justice and equality for all. So how does the post 9/11 world regain its sanity? By the good Muslims sifting out the bad Muslims and bringing back all those who have gone astray in the name of religion and by America realising it can't bomb, bully and torture

The 9/11 episode has inspired many filmmakers. This is Kabir Khan's version. It's about three friends, Sameer (John), Maya (Katrina) and Omar (Neil) living in America. Omar falls in love in Maya but when he learns that she loves Sameer, he moves away from their world. Only to return seven years later, at the insistence of FBI officer Roshan (Irrfan Khan), who suspects

I must confess I'm not overtly familiar with America's controversial Patriot Act, so I wonder if I'm going to get into trouble for declaring that I feel the need to trash New York. The movie, I mean, not the city. Director Kabir Khan's new film tries hard to make a point, loses it in a weak, seemingly unending plot executed by a group of pretty performers each competing for a Worst Actor Award