No Direction Home – Bob Dylan (BIG Home Video) 2 Discs Rs. 699/-

The scene is set in the 1950s in Minnesota, US where Robert Allen Zimmerman aka Bob Dylan was born (b. 1941). It’s his story…. his coming of age as a singer, songwriter, performer, and star. From his cherubic look and his frequent swagger, Dylan takes on the years from his early days in music especially between 1961-1966 that were inarguably the most artistically fertile.

The Doors – (Diskovery Video and Laser Co. Pvt Ltd) Rs. 299/-

Actor Val Kilmer takes on the role as Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone's electrifying profile of The Doors, the story that unfolds from the group’s inception to its demise with the death of the "Lizard King". Val Kilmer gives an amazing performance, a highly enjoyable biopic about Jim Morrison

Grease 2 (BIG Home Video) Rs. 499/-

The sequel to the mega hit ‘Grease’, the second edition is equally interesting, though the story telling is the lowdown here. ‘Grease 2’ per se has no connection to the original film, except of course it focuses on teens at Rydell High, the imaginary school from the first film, which starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock – (Reliance Home Video) Rs. 599/-

AC/DC’s 1980 concert film is a must for any rock music fan. Now for the first time ever on DVD, ‘AC/DC – Let There Be Rock’ released on June 7, 2011 to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the theatrical release, the concert film showcases a band many have grown up listening to.

Captain Fantastic – (Sony DADC) Rs. 599/-

For the last 15 years, the Cash clan has lived an idyllic, isolated life deep in the jungles of New Mexico. Ben has not sent his six children to school and instead home schools them from physics to reading them stories and telling them about the bird and the bees.

Beauty and the Beast – (Sony DADC) Rs. 599/-

Tale as old as time, True as it can be, Barely even friends, Then somebody bends, Unexpectedly, Just a little change, Small to say the least, Both a little scared, Neither one prepared….

Me Before You – (Sony DADC) Rs. 599/-

Bring tissues along when you watch this, because it’s a real tearjerker. When released, the film caused a bit of controversy for its strong views on euthanasia in the face of disability, but we would certainly not look at that directly

Moana – (Sony DADC) Rs. 599/-

“….See the light where the sky meets the sea, It calls me, And no one knows how far it goes, If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me, One day I'll know…….” Just like ‘Frozen” had an infectious song, Alessia Cara performing How Far I'll Go in ‘Moana’ is unforgettable. Alessia has such a natural look, she doesn't use much makeup and her angelic voice just completes the amazing person she is, the same going for our little heroine Moana (Auli'i Cravalho).

Rockstar – (Eros Entertainment) Rs. 299/-

Imtiaz Ali has brought the best out of Ranbir Kapoor in a role that truly suits him. For all those who are die-hard romance and drama lovers, this movie is sheer bliss. Not only the plot, but also the songs make you fall for the movie even more.

Platinum Asha – (Shemaroo Entertainment)– Rs. 299/-

Shemaroo Entertainment celebrates the 75th Birth Anniversary of inimitable singer Asha Bhosle by releasing premium song compilation DVD and VCD packs titled ‘Platinum Asha’. These packs were released by Asha herself sometime back along with veteran music director and singer Shri Yashwant Deo.