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In the first episode of Pretentious Movie Reviews, Kanan and Biswa review a Bollywood classic, Gunda.

We had the extreme privilege of reviewing Jaani Dushman. The poor man's Avatar right here in India.

The duo review the masterpiece of human performance -Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon. The movie reminds us of a beautiful and innocent time, when they used to make movies like these. Goosebumps!

Kanan and Biswa review what turned out to be a deep look inside the mind of one of India's most famous singers. IN GERMANY.

We review the movie that contains every possible value and moral. This movie reminds takes us back to the wonderful 90's where anything was possible as long as you were a rich joint family.

We had the esteemed privilege of reviewing Prem Agan. Prem Agan is a movie that reaches into the deep abcesses of innuendo and always finds more. It's pretty dirty. Also least acting ever.

We had the esteemed privilege of reviewing Aabra Ka Daabra. It is Harry Potter, but filled with Parle-G.

We had the privilege of reviewing Tum Mere Ho, one of Aamir Khan's earliest and snakiest performances. This is movie explores some adult themes, the only childish thing about it is all the marriage.

We had the esteemed privilege of reviewing Rudraksh. Rudraksh is a movie that combines technology, mythology and VFX into an elegant soufflé that smells strongly of car tires. We would best describe it as Ramayan II - Judgement day.

We had the utmost honour of re-watching the classic DDLJ. We set out to find how a film can play for 1000 weeks straight in theatres, and uncovered hidden treasures and creepiness. Featuring a very special guest.

We had the extreme privilege of reviewing Pyar Ka Devta. It had so many plots, it started it's own real estate business.

We were privileged enough to review Disco Dancer - a movie that changed the pants of thousands and could possible be responsible for the collapse of the soviet union. Watch for the most interesting phobia ever! - Guitar phobia.

We had the chance to watch the scientifically inconsistent but somewhat progressive Kya Kehna, a movie that charts extremely high on the middle class discomfort index. It always gets uncomfortable.