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

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Anuj Kumar

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Number of reviews
119
Average rating
40

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Title

Rating

  • Ekk Deewana Tha

    Even if you dont mind the lack of detailing, you cant avoid the potholes in the script. As we wait for Jessie to make up her mind, the film loses its coherence.

    19

    Feb 2012
  • Heartless

    A vehicle to relaunch his son, the director spends a lot of raw stock in showcasing his skills. The problem is he is short on content and a large portion of the film is reduced to a show reel of Junior Suman interspersed with songs that are shot like music videos.

    19

    Feb 2014
  • Ungli

    A sloppy display of corporate social responsibility by a production house that usually indulges in fluff.

    19

    Nov 2014
  • Creature

    ...a kind of kindergarten for the seekers of chills and frills that feeds on the appetite of the galleries for shock and sleaze.

    19

    Sep 2014
  • Jai Ho! Democracy

    The intentions are right and the situations spot on but apart from a few stinging comments on the polity, it fails to grow into a cogent commentary on the state of affairs.

    19

    Apr 2015
  • John Day

    Logic, pace and tautness are the main ingredients of a thriller and Solomon’s work disappoints on all the three counts.

    19

    Sep 2013
  • Hate Story

    The film may give morality a Dam(n) but there has to be logic. Thanks to the jerky narrative, instead of empathising with the characters you start laughing at them.

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Tezz

    Set out to make a thriller, Priyadarshan delivers an unintentional comedy which is neither sharp nor sensible.

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Mahabharat

    Mahabharat deserves a liberal reading but apart from Karna’s episode Amaan has remained true to the traditional rendering of the epic and there is hardly any effort to delve into the moral dilemmas of the characters.

    19

    Dec 2013
  • Mr Joe B. Carvalho

    It is supposed to be a satire; it is supposed to be a theatre of the absurd but unfortunately all that remains an idea on paper. On screen it is relentless torture.

    19

    Jan 2014