An archive of Hindi movie reviews and ratings from 2010 to 2020.

publication

The Hindu

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Number of reviews
524
Average rating
39

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  • PK

    If you’ve been thirsting for movie magic, there is so much to love about PK, especially in the fun-filled setup of a first half — one so exciting that you are most likely to forgive what doesn’t quite work in the second.

    59

    Dec 2014
  • Haider

    Get your minds blown. Forget your phone, forget your watch. Brush up on your Shakespeare or at least Wiki it. And you will find Haider to be a truly rewarding cinematic experience.

    69

    Oct 2014
  • Gully Boy

    ...it’s a classic, empathetic underdog story with a crowd pleasing, feel good finale about turning your imperfect reality into a long-cherished and impossible fantasy.

    69

    Feb 2019
  • Pataakha

    ...has everything that makes it a perfect fit in Vishal Bhardwaj’s oeuvre: literary adaptation, feisty women, rustic hinterland, unapologetic use of dialect and free-flowing gaalis. Yet, the film doesn’t feel contrived or formulaic.

    69

    Sep 2018
  • Pagglait

    ...has a unique way of tackling social issues that have always been a matter of concern in a social setting increasingly plagued by crippling orthodoxy. Only now, its depiction has become more genuine, and make its viewers contemplate the hard realities of the Indian experience.

    69

    Mar 2021
  • Lipstick Under My Burkha

    Shrivastava’s women are identifiable, their predicaments and problems are easy to relate to. What adds more conviction to the portrayals are the persuasive performances by all the ladies at the helm.

    69

    Jul 2017
  • Raanjhanaa

    This should do to Dhanush what Saagar did for Kamal Haasan and what Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa did for Shah Rukh Khan. India will fall in love, again.

    69

    Jun 2013
  • Queen

    Book yourself a ticket. Kangana makes for a great companion. You are guaranteed a good time.

    69

    Mar 2014
  • Udta Punjab

    ...ultimately for me Udta Punjab is not about the story, the four main characters, their acting or the music even. It’s about relentless exposure to a gut-wrenching reality for 148 minutes that I am still trying to process.

    69

    Jun 2016
  • NH10

    ...director Navdeep Singh gives Anushka Sharma a chance to drive solo on the Bollywood highway. And she drives her way through obstacles with amazing commitment.

    69

    Mar 2015
  • Dedh Ishqiya

    ...is that rare kind of film that borrows from the Westerns, as much as it does from Indian cinema and even Urdu literature. It’s a curious mix — the best of the West and the East, the old and the new, the classy and the cheap — done seamlessly and effortlessly.

    69

    Jan 2014
  • Mulk

    Instead of talking to the converted, director Anubhav Sinha manages to use the conventions and tools of mainstream cinema to go beyond the liberal echo chambers and try and reach out to the masses. That, in fact, could well prove to be Mulk’s biggest strength.

    69

    Aug 2018
  • Katiyabaaz

    The directors have shown patience with the subjects. They seem to have forgotten the presence of camera around them and the result is electric.

    69

    Aug 2014
  • Dangal

    Even as the film touches a chord, it makes one compare and contrast it with other Indian sports films, and not glowingly at that.

    69

    Dec 2016