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

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Mayank Shekhar

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Number of reviews
313
Average rating
43

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  • Saand Ki Aankh

    There's something so desperately missing in the general rhythm and tone of this film that beyond a point, not just the audience, even the filmmakers seem unable to decide on whether this is a high-octane melodrama, set to appease junta-class.

    39

    Oct 2019
  • Saaho

    They let loose on an eager audience merely set-pieces in quick succession, and so much random anth-shanth, akar-bakar, that it becomes impossible to saho (bear) Saaho, once you get closer to three hours.

    29

    Aug 2019
  • Robot

    This film, just a few feet too long, is fine entertainment by itself. I'm evidently an atheist to this religion, so I guess, you can trust this note.

    59

    Oct 2010
  • Rascals

    This one defies a film. You just lose interest after a while. As do the filmmakers. At some point, out of the blue, they just abandon the whole project...

    19

    Oct 2011
  • Rann

    This is neither an expose nor an explanation. It’s just an exercise in corniness, not very different from the subject of its scrutiny.

    39

    Jan 2010
  • Rangoon

    ...too many things have been mixed into one film. But attempted with eye-popping chutzpah. Over years, it's another matter if you've liked all his movies or not, what you have to credit Bhardwaj for is sheer audacity, and flight of imagination. He takes a chance.

    59

    Feb 2017
  • Rahasya

    As for whether I can watch a film for a lead actor when everything else is rather second-rate? Maybe I can.

    29

    Jan 2015
  • Raees

    Sure, we'd love to see SRK attempt his own version of a Pablo Escobar. For now, Raees will certainly do.

    59

    Jan 2017
  • Radhe

    ...at the end of a couple of hours (in this case, mercifully, only an hour and 40 minutes), these films are really like political elections. The quality of parties and candidates doesn’t matter. What does is, who won. Or, if it was a box-office success. Which, for the first time, we will never know.

    19

    May 2021
  • Raazi

    This is a meditative version of a war film, subtly weighing in on human loss and ruthlessness, even as it seldom wavers from checking off all the crackling elements of an espionage thriller.

    79

    May 2018
  • Raaz Reboot

    Sure, it’s predictable stuff. But that’s to do with the genre, which like mindless comedy, is fairly easy to judge or appreciate.

    29

    Sep 2016
  • Raavan

    This is that severely unexpected self-indulgence in a career of close to three decades, which digs out nothing but his own cinematic cliches.

    29

    Jun 2010