The Fall Guy (UAE cinemas): Ryan Gosling takes one for the unsung heroes of Hollywood – the stuntmen who put their lives in danger so that the hero can shine in any film. Described as an adorable action-led ode to stuntmen, the ones who live in the shadows are celebrated in this movie. And who better than director David Leitch, who was a stuntman before becoming a filmmaker, to helm the project? Gosling is joined by actress Emily Blunt in this action comedy. In case you are wondering, the term “fall guy” in the stunt world refers to that guy that takes the hits. It’s the guy that steps in and takes the fall off the horse, off the bike, down the stairs, etc.Aavesham (UAE cinemas): When it comes to being a gangster with a swag, Malayalam actor Fahadh Faasil -- known as Fafa to his beloved fans – aces it on that front in ‘Aavesham’. He plays the lovable and flamboyant gangster Ranga who grows attached to three college students and goes out of his way to accommodate them. He may kill and maim people for a living, but he’s surprisingly kind and forgiving towards his young wards. But things go awry when the student trio realizes that hanging out with gangsters and their inner circle is likely to cost them heavily. Watch this Malayalam-language feature if you are in the mood for a whacky movie filled with ruffians with a heart. Even though they glorify the thug life and violence, it’s a pleasure to watch Fahadh Faazil kill it on the big screen. His biggest weapons – apart from swords and knives on his person – is his attitude-fueled personality. The new kids on the block Mithun Jai Shankar (Bibin), Pranav Raj (Aju) and Roshan Shahnavaz (Shanthan) grow on you,. Director Jithu Madhavan has done a neat job of putting together a highly engaging comedy filled with flashy characters.