Rachel Saltz

This Hindi movie tells the story of a former athlete, now a working mother, who sets out to recapture her former glory.

In this Bollywood action flick, Salman Khan is a one-man wrecking crew. When not knocking heads, he dances.

Nitesh Tiwari’s follow-up to “Dangal” has a sweetly bland message and not much fizz.

Prabhas cuts a path of destruction in this convoluted Indian action movie.

A new movie about the superstar ballet dancer has a familiar documentary problem: great story, not-so-great storytelling.

Abhishek Varman’s maximalist melodrama delivers spectacle (some of it mind-numbing) but fails to tell a gripping story.

Thiagarajan Kumararaja’s second feature, with multiple spiraling plots, can’t sustain its raffish, oddball tone for three hours.

It’s all about the money and the numbskull gags in this third installment of a popular series.

The romance is pushed to the edges of “Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga” so lessons of tolerance can take center stage.

It inspired protests and threats of violence in India, but “Padmaavat” is something of a bore: a 3-D epic with the depth of a children’s pop-up book.