By Priyanka Khanna, IANS

With the Hindi film industry flush with funds, the moviegoers should be the ones who benefit the most. That, however, is not the case. Moviemakers are too busy in packaging good film proposals that they are still not paying much attention to content.

Even the script of "Fanaa" that released Friday is not worth half the hype generated around it. Kunal Kohli, who earned rave reviews for his last film "Hum Tum" is solely propped by stellar work of actors Saif Ali Khan and Rani.

Clearly, there are more funds than good films in the market. Here is hoping at least some of the fortunes that have descended on Hindi filmdom translate into great movies.