Films releasing on Friday, October 31, 2014

The Halloween weekend is packed with scary film Ouija, war film Fury to Super Nani for the Rekha fans. Loaded with thrill, comedy and romance, there is something for every movie lover this weekend. While Roar: Tigers Of The Sunderbans is one of its kind film made on the Royal Bengal Tigers, Brad Pitt’s Fury too is running high on the priority list of those looking for some adrenaline rush. Rahul Khanna’s offside film Fireflies with a gripping storyline can also be a good choice along with Ben Affleck’s Gone Girl about a girl who goes missing without a trace. A romantic treat The Best Of Me from the author of The Notebook fame is also on the platter for those seeking romance. So read on before you book your seats at the theatres this weekend.

Roar: Tigers of The Sunderbans
This weekend, tread on the choppy waters of the Sunderbans and meet the big cat with Roar: Tigers of The Sunderbans. Roar is a Kamal Sadanah film that narrates the terrifying tale of hunters who themselves become the hunted in the dense jungles of the Sunderbans. The story is about a royal Bengal tigress who avenges the kidnapping of her cub by humans. The film revolves around the human and the beast and how the latter teaches the former a lesson for entering its territory.

Gone Girl
Gone Girl is a thriller which ultimately comes to the conclusion of how dishonesty, media and economy can affect a common man's marriage. Ben Affleck is still to come to terms with his wife's disappearance and the heightened media interest in her when he finds that the tables have turned and the police now considers him to be the prime suspect. The film is loaded with nerve-wracking surprises enough to keep the moviegoers on tenterhooks.

Super Nani
Rekha is back with a sweet family entertainer Super Nani. The diva's last memorable role was that of Hrithik Roshan’s grandmother in Krrish. Returning as Sharman Joshi’s super nani, Rekha will be seen playing a demoralised housewife in the film who goes on to join the glamour world, to the surprise of her family members. Rekha sends a message across women of all age groups to discover their power and show the world what they are capable of. Loaded with emotions, lessons and rib-tickling humour, Super Nani is the film to go for if you want to watch something sweet and light.

Fury
Brad Pitt is back doing what he does best – wielding a gun. Turning rough and tough in the role of a Don ‘Wardaddy’ Collier, a battle-hardened army sergeant, Brad Pitt leads a team of five army veterans including a typist who has never fought in a war. The team leaves with their war tank ‘Fury’ which is the only vehicle that can save them from dying in a war. Set in the last month of the European Theater of war during World War II in April 1945 when the Allies make their final push into Nazi Germany, Fury is expected to be a wonderful watch given the positive reviews it has garnered.

The Best Of Me
The Best Of Me is a romantic film about the enduring first love based on the story written by Nicholas Sparks of The Notebook fame. It is the story of Dawson and Amanda who fall in love while in high school but destiny sets them apart. But love rises again when they meet coincidently in the town they had both left. They come close and renew their relationship but not all is same like before. Though Amanda is married and is a mother, Dawson does not want to lose her again.

Ouija
Celebrate this Halloween with supernatural horror flick Ouija that promises to scare you out of your wits. Ouija is a nail-biting account of a girl who is mysteriously killed after recording herself playing with an ancient ouija board. Ouija is a board used to interact with the spirits and her close friends come together to talk to her through the same board. But as they experience scary and deadly incidents, they realize that some things aren't meant to be played with, especially the 'other side'.

Fireflies
Fireflies can be a good choice for those looking for some hatke film. A film by American singer Monica Dogra, stars Rahul Khanna, Arjun Mathur, Aadya Bedi and Shivani Ghai. Fireflies is the story of estranged brothers who are miles apart from each other. While one brother is a successful banker, the other is a law school dropout but the two are brought together by fate. This emotional journey of self-discovery can be a good choice for those seeking some drama.