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.

Kubo and the Two Strings – (Sony DADC) Rs. 499/-

After the success of ‘Coralline’, Laika Entertainment brings yet another heart - warming story,this time delving into a mythical world.Packaged with some dazzling works of visual creativity,thrilling action, witty dialogue and a bit of adult overtones, this is a true entertainer.

Arrival – (Sony DADC) Rs. 599/-

Genuine Science-Fiction, is a genre that is almost completely lost on Hollywood, or for that matter, on any Wood in the world. And that is a sad reminder of the disservice we do to science in the large.

Beverly Hills Cop III – Rs. 499/-

Think ‘Beverly Hills Cop’, and you immediately remember the most talented and funniest black comedian Hollywood has ever seen Eddie Murphy.

Gigi – (Reliance BIG Home Video) Rs. 499/-

Gigi is considered one of Hollywood's most celebrated classics from an era when studios were still gathering the ropes on how to make a really good musical.

Mamma Mia – (Big Home Video) - Rs. 395/-

After its successful stage version beginning in London way back in 1999, ‘Mamma Mia’ has been staged all around the world in twenty productions in eight different languages raking in over two billion dollars worth of ticket sales, it was inevitable that ‘Mamma Mia’ would one day become a motion picture.

Songs of Mashangva – (Junglee Home Video) - Rs. 295/-

Songs of Mashangva was one of three films that won the 58th National Award, 2010 bagging a prize for Best Ethnographic Film in the non-feature film category.

Minions – (Reliance Home Video) Rs. 599/-

After the enormous success of ‘Despicable Me’ (2010) with Gru and his yellow pill-shaped minions who gave us some slapstick humor, and later the sequel ‘Despicable Me 2’ (2013), we now find ourselves with a film entirely devoted to these lovable creatures that create a riot in their very own film titled ‘Minions’ (2015).

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Out of the Shadows – (Reliance Home Video) Rs. 599/-

The very lovable pizza eating Turtles are back. Brothers in green, Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael zip through the film all over, but as the title says, they prefer to work out of the shadows and do their bit for changing the world.