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Director Josh Margolin’s “Thelma” is a revenge movie unlike any other. Its basic plot — a woman heads out to seek payback from the perpetrators of a phone scam that ripped her off — might sound like a gender-reversed riff on a Liam Neeson vehicle. What makes “Thelma” unique is the age of its protagonist: the title character, played by June Squibb, is a grandmother in her 90s, and her method of hot pursuit is not a souped-up sports car or motorcycle but a scooter borrowed from a friend at the local retirement home. While there’s undeniable humor inherent in the premise and “Thelma” has plenty of laughs, what really makes it work is that the filmmakers take Thelma’s plight utterly seriously — her situation is no joking matter, and by the end of the movie, the audience is as invested in her success as in the outcome of “Taken” or any of its sequels.

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez revealed she will start shooting for her upcoming action film "Attack" in January. The John Abraham-starrer is a two-heroine project with Rakul Preet Singh sharing screen space, and Jacqueline says she is okay with that fact.

"I play a really fantastic role in the film, and the role that Rakul does is also brilliant. When I heard the story, I was like 'Wow, Rakul's role is really nice' (laughs). I think she will do full justice to it. I am happy she is part of the project," said Jacqueline.

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She continued: "It's amazing that Rakul has joined us in the film. We had a chat about this and I met her recently, too. I am coming together again with John in this fantastic script and we also have Rakul on board, so it will be great."

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