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

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Anupama Chopra

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Number of reviews
408
Average rating
46

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Title

Rating

  • Dunno Y Na Jaane Kyun...

    The script, performances, dialogue and direction are so staggeringly inept that Dunno Y is an instant classic and the latest entrant to my list of so-bad-they-are-good films.

    19

    Nov 2010
  • Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji

    ...has an interesting story but the characters and situations aren't fleshed out enough. There is an inherent clumsiness and in places the film feels long and leaden.

    55

    Jan 2011
  • Dhoom 3

    ...see Dhoom 3 with your expectations at half-mast. It's not the popcorn thrill ride that I expected. There isn't enough joy in it. But Aamir and the stupendous action make it worth watching.

    59

    Dec 2013
  • Dhobi Ghat

    ...is an acquired taste. Either the film will sink into your skin like a slow ache or it will be bewildering and downright boring.

    59

    Jan 2011
  • Dhadak

    Shashank is the successful maker of frothy romances. Here he steps out of his comfort zone but not enough to tackle head-on, the ugly truth of caste. The hurdles are more palatable and consequently, synthetic.

    49

    Jul 2018
  • De Dana Dan

    And I finally understood why the credits in many Priyadarshan films say filmed by Priyadarshan instead of directed by Priyadarshan. Because there is little sense that someone is actually directing this circus.

    39

    Nov 2009
  • Dabangg 2

    My review of Dabangg ended with a plea for a better story for Chulbul. Like so much else in Dabangg 2, that too remains the same. Can someone please write a terrific plot for this terrific character?

    49

    Dec 2012
  • Dabangg

    There are too many songs and too, too much fighting, which becomes more gory and gratuitous as the film unfolds. Dabangg feels longer than it is and way more exhausting than it should. Still I recommend that you see the film for the sheer pleasure of watching Salman Khan in top form.

    59

    Sep 2010
  • Daayen Ya Baayen

    ...a film made with love. Bela has a great affection for her characters. I'm recommending it with reservations. You need a lot of patience for this one.

    49

    Oct 2010
  • Daawat-e-Ishq

    ...is the equivalent of an elaborate meal that begins with a mouth-watering appetiser but slowly loses flavour, aroma and deliciousness, so that by the time you reach dessert, you are exhausted, disappointed and badly in need of fresh air.

    49

    Sep 2014
  • Coolie No.1

    The earlier Coolie No 1 had a cheery lunacy and a degree of innocence that allowed the ridiculous plot to play out as an extended joke. Govinda’s effortless clowning helped viewers to ignore the more problematic parts of the film. But in 2020, the narrative is dated and offensive on so many levels.

    19

    Dec 2020