Not everything you see is to be believed.

Gone are the days, when each and every word of the broadsheets was regarded as if coming from the gospel.

So, before you start rising high on the waves of your conjectures, let me clarify that the post is certainly not dedicated to the personal life of James Gandolfini.

What I was actually referring to, was James Gandolfini’s alias Tony Soprano’s latest film, ‘Welcome to the Rileys’.

James plays the part of Doug, a distraught husband, whose relationship with his wife, Lois, is becoming more strained, with every passing day, in the wake of the sudden demise of their teenage daughter.

If you have ever gone for The Sopranos download, you’ll appreciate how much efforts James has put into his act, for it’s simply resplendent.

When it seems that family trouble is going to take a toll on this household, it is at this juncture that the motion picture marks the entry of a teenage prostitute (Kristen Stewart) who inadvertently seems to be the ray of hope that can tie all the loose threads.

While you need to watch out for this story that has initially received tepid responses, I must tell you that this is a movie that you need to catch. The mantra for a modern day audience is, not to get influenced by the lukewarm response - rather implement his sixth sense that is based on sole instincts.

With family trouble, I’m reminded how the family life of this mobster, Tony Soprano, was also fraught with turbulence of sorts.

His growing fondness for his female psychiatrist and increasing distance from his wife, coupled with numerous challenges on the professional arena, which lead him to struggle with way too many things, at the same time.

The moral of the story is that family trouble works wonders for this actor in inexplicable ways.

So keep on doing the great job, buddy!