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

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Karan Anshuman

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Number of reviews
225
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44

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  • Desi Boyz

    It's reasonably paced; doesn't assume the audience to have the IQ of a goat;despite objectifying women, is not entirely regressive; does justice to it production value and has even got a scene or two that will make you laugh outloud.

    39

    Nov 2011
  • Rush

    Maybe it'd have worked four years ago but even the big resolution is old hat. Unless you're a die-hard Hashmi fan (how many millions again?), there's no rush to see this.

    39

    Oct 2012
  • Teri Meri Kahaani

    The song situations are absurd, the writing is mediocre and funny when it's not supposed to be, there's hardly an original idea, and the performances are on auto-pilot...

    39

    Jun 2012
  • Mod

    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.

    39

    Oct 2011
  • Shuttlecock Boys

    A film that seems essentially a filmmaking exercise manages a bonus release. You can salute the spirit and wish them the best for the future, but you can't help but come away from the film a little disappointed.

    39

    Aug 2012
  • Maximum

    Maximum's problems start right up front. You have no idea where the story is heading because there is no crisis created, no path or goal imagined.

    39

    Jul 2012
  • Aazaan

    If only a more generous fraction of these tens of crores was spent on hiring writing talent and a little more time spent with the actors, we might've had a half-decent action film.

    29

    Oct 2011
  • Ready

    When stars the size of Salman use such self-deprecating context-less humour, there is little chance of the audience not empathising.

    29

    Jun 2011
  • Lanka

    ...attempts a stand on domestic violence. Unfortunately, it can barely sit up as a film. And as for the audience, they'll be flat on their backs by the end of it.

    29

    Dec 2011
  • Jo Hum Chahein

    The age of playing safe, in cinema at least, is officially over. The idea that you take a 'classic' love story, update it for an urban milieu, cast new faces, record a bunch of songs, and spend some money on production design is frankly, dead.

    29

    Dec 2011
  • Singham

    This is supposed to be a masala film. But correct me if am wrong, the oregano must go on the pizza or are you going to snort it straight from the sachet?

    29

    Jul 2011