Vicky Donor

Sircar's romantic comedy 'Vicky Donor' turned out to be a blockbuster at the box office.

The film on sperm donation not just struck the right chord with the critics but also became a hit with the fans. 

Made on a small budget with no star power, the film went onto tickle some funny bones and became one of the most appreciated films of 2012.

Gangs of Wasseypur

Anurag Kashyap's crime thriller 'Gangs of Wasseypur' not just received standing ovation at Cannes film festival but the film became an instant hit with the fans.
 With some quirky songs and outstanding performances by the star cast, the film went onto become a hit.
 Based on group rivalry, Manoj Bajpai stole the show with his acting prowess. 

Kahaani

Right from the promotion to the release of the film, 'Kahaani' director Sujoy Ghosh kept the suspense element intact in the film.
  The story of a pregnant woman in search of her husband in an unknown city formed the basis of 'Kahaani'.
  And with every twist and turn, the film was able to keep the critics and audience on tenterhooks.

 Paan Singh Tomar

English Vinglish

 Barfi

 Shanghai

 Oh My God

Ferrari Ki Sawari

Chittagong

Sridevi, who just made a come back to cinema with the 'English Vinglish' has stated that she would gladly do an item song for Amitabh Bachchan or Ajith Kumar if they were to ask it.

Both Ajith and Amitabh played the same guest role in the Tamil and Hindi versions of 'English Vinglish' and left audiences laughing whole-heartedly even with little time on the screen. As the movie continues to do well at cinema halls, the scene in particular has been spoken about largely due to the presence of popular actors doing the guest role.

At this stage, Sridevi has agreed in an interview that she will happily do an item number for the actors, even if the actors do not even ask her personally.

After sharing screen space with Amitabh Bachchan in her comeback movie English Vinglish, actress Sridevi is set to sit on the hot seat of the megastar's game show Kaun Banega Crorepati 6 (KBC).
Sridevi, 49, will shoot for KBC in Mumbai Tuesday.



She will be on the show as part of a promotional stint for English Vinglish, in which Big B has played a cameo.



Big B and Sridevi have earlier shared the frame in movies like Aakhree Raasta, Inquilab and Khuda Gawah.



After shooting his cameo for English Vinglish, Amitabh had tweeted Sridevi is "still the same... effervescent, spontaneous, delightful".



Directed by debutante director Gauri Shinde, wife of Paa director R Balki, English Vinglish is set to release Oct 5.

The premiere of Sridevi's comeback film English Vinglish at the Toronto Film Festival's prestigious 'Gala' section on Friday evening was an outright winner.

Funnily more than the two ladies Sridevi and her director Gauri Shinde, it was their respective husbands Boney Kapoor and R Balki who were moved to tears to see the love of their lives light up the posh Roy Thompson Theatre and its hard-to-please audience. "We got a standing ovation for ten Location minutes," Balki sobbed right after the premiere. "The local media just can't stop praising Sridevi and Gauri's work. They are comparing Sri with Meryl Streep. She is just taking it all in so modestly."

However with the sunshine comes the cloud and Balki sighs, "I truly wish Mr Bachchan was here with us in Toronto. He has a 5-minute cameo with Sri. But the impact he makes is amazing. Everyone is asking about him."

The Big B tried his utmost to make it. But his prior commitment to the shooting of Kaun Banega Crorepati kept him away. On a brighter note Sridevi along with hubby Boney, her producer Balki and his director-wife Gauri Shinde were invited for tea in the office of Dalton McGuinty, the current premiere of the province of Ontario who apparently was supremely charmed by Sri and just couldn't stop giving her attention.

McGuinty took time off from his Sri-dialogue to show his guests a picture taken of him with Boney and Anil Kapoor when they visited. "Dalton McGuinty was very gracious. He remembered Boney's earlier visit when he had paid McGuinty a courtesy call with his brother Anil. He also showed an interest in watching English Vinglish."