Mod

...a strong, serious story told with sensitivity and conviction. Welcome back, Mr. Kukunoor.

...is like a gente sonnet played on a cosy winter morning. It is the tenderest love story in ages with a central performance by Takia that strikes a chord deep in your heart.

Ignoring the weak second half, Mod still can make for a pleasing watch only because of the scenic beauty and brilliant performances.

It's the pace of the film that takes its toll on you.

...has the Nagesh Kukunoor trademark and he spins the tale interestingly.

...fresh concept, alluring cinematography and performances...

Wish director Nagesh Kukunoor had someone to tell him that slow and steady doesn't win races any more. You have to be fast and racy.

...appeals in bits and spurts.

...doesn't work in totality, but has its moments.

Let down by sloppy writing, this is one hard slog.

Slow and not so steady.

It should've stayed in the realm of a love story and resisted temptation to merge into thriller territory. Ultimately the film suffers for it.

This is a sunny, cheerful film about a pretty horrific malady.

...has an audacious, interesting core idea, but one that doesn't articulate itself accurately.

Takia is her familiar wholesome-girl-next-door but has to shoulder too much of the film, and Rannvijay is one-tone.

This one's a strange romance...