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

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Khalid Mohamed

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Number of reviews
138
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46

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  • Tum Mile

    While the first film or the heartistic section is scripted, shot and performed marvellously, the second one, is for want of a better word, sorry. Er..soggy.

    59

    Nov 2009
  • Peepli [Live]

    For avoiding the route of fantasyland, for narrating a story hooked on fact rather than fiction, and for being remarkably observant about the quirks, anxieties and hopes of the BPL (those subsisting below the poverty line), Rizvi makes an auspicious debut as a director of substance.

    59

    Aug 2010
  • Antardwand

    Although technically jejune with the tempo slower than a bullock cart at key points, the outcome still arouses your curiosity, and admiration for its indie spirit.

    59

    Aug 2010
  • John Day

    ...can’t be described as an admirable work. It is certainly not meant for the squeamish or the 'Chennai Express' constituency. Yet, neither is it dismissable as an average, formula thriller. It has it engaging moments.

    59

    Sep 2013
  • Lootera

    ...with just some more fluency in the dramaturgy and less self-indulgent pacing, 'Lootera' would have been unforgettable, deserving of an unconditional two, instead of a one thumbs up.

    59

    Jul 2013
  • Highway

    With all its pros and cons, here’s one of those films: ponderous enough to encourage a snooze but also with its rewarding side-effects. Needless to emphasise, Veera lingers on in the memory. And Alia Bhatt’s performance is nothing short of extraordinary, especially her solo stanzas of dialogue, executed in long takes.

    59

    Feb 2014
  • Lahore

    ...this Indo-Pak treatise may have been wah-wahed at film festivals, but all said and seen just about makes it to a notch above the average.

    49

    Mar 2010
  • Inkaar

    ...may be thematically topical and significant since it deals with the exploitation of women at the workplace, but it’s the director’s tamest work yet.

    49

    Jan 2013