If you want your mother to give you some space and also ignite that 'chase your dreams' spark in her, then make sure you watch this film with her.

A wonderful actress already, Kajol is the sure shot reason you love watching Helicopter Eela throughout.

Helicopter Eela Movie Review: Direction, Music After a remarkable debut with Parineeta, back in 2005, Pradeep Sarkar continues to be your mediocre director.

Helicopter Eela Movie Review Quicker: Kajol Remains The Best Thing Of The First Half! The forced melodrama doesn't go well and it just adds to the dragging pace.

In Helicopter Eela, Kajol plays Eela, a single-hit-musical-wonder whose sole obsession in life is her teenage son Vivaan.

Helicopter Eela movie review: Being a tiger or helicopter parent often becomes a point of pride, and there is much to be said here — but we must wait for a better film to say it. Rating: 2/5.

Pradeep Sarkar’s “Helicopter Eela” should have been called “How Not To Parent” and shown as a cautionary tale for those who think hovering perennially over their offspring is a good ...

Movie Review of Pradeep Sarkar's Helicopter Eela: The brilliance of Kajol and good support of Riddhi Sen with those above mentioned movements make 'Eela' rotate the wings of the 'helicopter' with ...

The film also has a few progressive twists in the manner in which Eela handles her personal relationships. While Helicopter Eela won’t rock your world, it is a soothing watch.

In Pradeep Sarkar's Helicopter Eela, the lead is a character named Eela (Kajol), but it's a wasted opportunity.

On paper, Helicopter Eela might have appeared as a solid idea -- a single parent who resigns herself to raise her son and in the process, loses her sense of identity. But the story, which is ...

As the movie traces Eela's background, we are taken back to the days of indie-pop music with cassettes of Baba Sehgal, Alisha Chinai selling at the iconic music store in Mumbai, Rhythm House.