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
Average rating
44

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  • Will You Marry Me?

    If only the makers had stuck to a single genre - either romance or drama or comedy and not this foolishly ambitious all encompassing idea of Will You Marry Me?, would have been a better film to watch.

    29

    Mar 2012
  • Ishk Actually

    ...is just about the most bizarre romantic film to come out of the Hindi film industry in the last few years. Despite working with conventional elements, the makers attempt to stride into art-house territory with its treatment.

    29

    Oct 2013
  • Khap

    ...a film that looks like the mangled matrimony of Moulin Rouge and Peepli Live. Both dreadful versions of. To think that this is what was intended from the very start: mass entertainer meets issue-based film is ludicrous.

    29

    Jul 2011
  • Shortcut Romeo

    The film tries so hard to be slick, you wonder that if it was shot in a realistic manner with real characters, it'd might have worked. Instead the movie is replete with pathetic production values.

    29

    Jun 2013
  • Aalaap

    For a film that claims to "explore the different sides of Naxalism", Aalaap's politics are muddled, its objective naïve, and method laughable.

    29

    Jul 2012
  • Jo Dooba So Paar

    Undoubtedly, there is intention and heart in the making, but JDSP only shines in spurts and despite its shortness, is unable to hold one's attention for the duration.

    29

    Oct 2011
  • The Attacks Of 26/11

    But it is RGV who has the last laugh as he guilt-trips you into standing up through his reversescrolling end titles in memory of the lives lost in 26/11. And even though you’ve battled through this personal assault of a film, you have no option but to comply.

    29

    Mar 2013
  • Loot

    ...corrupted beyond recognition by some pedestrian writing entirely dependent on puns, the absolute absence of logic, and some lethargic acting.

    19

    Nov 2011
  • Rajjo

    ...is told with frantic cutting with little or no stay in scenes that demanded a lot more. It skims across themes: coming-of-age, social message, fictional biopic of the fall and rise and dwells on none.

    19

    Nov 2013