Shanghai Surprise – (Diskovery Video) Rs. 99/-

Shanghai 1937. Sean Penn teams up with then wife Madonna in a vintage plot set in age old China. Gloria Tatlock (Madonna) is a missionary/nurse befriends Glendon Wasey (Sean Penn) trying to track down a shipment of stolen stash of high-grade opium meant to help her patients and worth a thousand pounds', the hidden legacy of a murdered drug smuggler.

Cobain – Montage of Heck – Rs. 499/-

With his birth anniversary this weekend (on 20th February), die hard fans would surely go down memory lane and play Kurt Cobain’s classic songs in memory of one of rocks greatest icon. More than that check this DVD that takes you on a real life session with the man himself, from the cradle to the grave. A perfect tribute.

Wonderful Life – (Shemaroo Entertainment) Rs. 199/-

Those who have grown up watching Cliff Richard in his heyday will no doubt love watching his third movie after ‘The Young Ones’ and ‘Summer Holiday’. Not really classic material, but this is probably his last in his series of film stints that he did alongside a majestic music career.

‘Grease…..is the word’ – (BIG Home Video) Rs. 499/-

A long awaited movie finally makes it onto DVD. A college classic and a musical that comes close to no other can best describe ‘Grease’. Zesty choreography, loaded with the kind of talent and exuberance you’d never find anywhere, it’s a movie that puts a smile on your face for its music, romance, comedy and action.

History of the Eagles- The Story of an American band - 2 Disc set – (Universal Music) Rs. 495/-

If you are a fan of The Eagles, you should know how many members came and went before they hit big. If you don’t, you just cannot afford missing this documentary. The band that ran up a string of hits through the seventies amid controversy, from band member changes to almost killing each other due to egotistical differences

The Lion King – 2 Disc Special Edition – (Reliance Home Video) - Rs. 499/-

Watching “The Lion King” on DVD was something I was looking forward to. The beautiful colors on this 1.66:1 anamorphically enhanced DVD are to be experienced. The 5.1 surround sound quality is notable, and digitally mastered using THX high sound quality, makes it all come alive

Neil Young Journeys – (Sony DADC) - Rs. 599/-

Neil Young Journeys’ celebrates the music of one of Canada’s greatest artists. A concert film clocking 81 minutes, the film has nearly seventy minutes devoted to Young performing a mix of classic and newer songs that he has written. Filmed while Neil is driving his car (Neil is a car buff and Demme rented a 1956 Ford Crown Victoria) followed by his brother Bob (in another vintage car)

Top Gun – (Shemaroo Entertainment) - Rs. 499/-

Those into 80s music will never forget the massive ballad from this movie Take my Breath Away by Berlin that hammered home the love element of the story, while Kenny Loggins’ rocky edged Danger Zone harped on the jet action in the movie.

Danny Collins – (Reliance Home Video) - RS. 499/-

If you absolutely love Al Pacino, here’s one of his hot shot movies you just cannot miss out. The great actor has played a galaxy of roles a young man in the God Father to now an aging rock star. Who else could pull that off, except Pacino with flair and charm?

Sea of Love – (Reliance Home Video) - Rs.399/-

“Do you remember when we met? That's the day I knew you were my pet, I want to tell you, How much I love you, Come with me, my love, to the sea, the sea of love…….” go the lyrics of the unforgettable love song by the Honeydrippers, (originally recorded by Phil Phillips) that plays at the end credits of the movie Sea of Love. The song and the movie leave a great connect to one of the best ever love songs ever.