4 Very Good

Koi...Mil Gaya (2003), lambasted and ridiculed by critics based on imputations of it being a rip off of popular Hollywood film E.T, embarked a maiden journey of the Sci-fi wave in Hindi cinema, which enwreathed the typical Indian emotions with technology to tug at the heartstrings of not only the Indian audience but also the audiences across the globe. Rakesh Roshan took forward one of the most seminal franchises with Krrish (2006) and procreated a superhero, that was Indian in true manner. Though it was plagued with grievous shortcomings too but the scale, budget, characters, story et al just got exquisite. The hype around lush films releasing on Diwali is inexpugnable as the festive season has traditionally remained the most profitable money spinning eve for Bollywood with its capacitation to draw hordes of holiday moviegoers