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
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43

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  • Hunterrr

    The script on the other hand tries far too hard to be sensitive and serious at the same time. It begins to simultaneously disappoint at all levels.

    29

    Mar 2015
  • NH10

    The number of coincidences in a plot is obviously inversely proportional to how credible the story seems. There are quite a few coincidences here, and an equal number of moments where some suspension of disbelief is a must.

    59

    Mar 2015
  • Dum Laga Ke Haisha

    Together the characters in the film bring to life, almost to delightful perfection, the beats and rhythms of genuine small town Indian middle class...

    59

    Mar 2015
  • Dum Laga Ke Haisha

    Together the characters in the film bring to life, almost to delightful perfection, the beats and rhythms of genuine small town Indian middle class that isn’t poor enough to be on the street or rich enough to afford some very basic luxuries.

    59

    Feb 2015
  • 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
  • Agneepath

    Would this movie have the same impact on the young as did Anand's incredible Hum (1991) for the generation before? No. Would this Agneepath suffice still? Yes.

    59

    Jan 2012
  • Players

    A few players intend to share the loot, given the plan or plot (borrowed from Hollywood) is already in place. That’s the story of this film. It could be the story of its making as well!

    29

    Jan 2012
  • Kya Yahi Sach Hai

    Assemblage of some of the world’s worst over-actors will worry you, editing’s patchy, sound’s screwed up, art-work's third rate, cinematography’s amateurish.  Some of the most crucial scenes are shot before a chroma screen. The research and script are solid still. This is sad.

    29

    Jan 2012
  • I Am Singh

    The film's audience, apparently Americans, as you know, think Osama bin Laden was Sikh. They need serious education. The characters knock some sense into their heads, read out page after page from Wikipedia, in Hindi and English, on philosophy, history, teachings and scriptures of Sikhism.

    19

    Dec 2011
  • The Dirty Picture

    Silk (or Balan) concludes – There are three things you need for a successful film: entertainment, entertainment, entertainment. Over here, "I am the entertainment." She is absolutely right, beyond first-rate.

    59

    Dec 2011
  • Desi Boyz

    You figure this formula for the moolah could be a post-2000 film by David Dhawan. It turns out his son's the director. Generations change. So do audiences. Same garbage gets recycled still.

    29

    Nov 2011
  • Dam 999

    The visuals, hardly scary, or real, appear for a minute or two max. We continue to be treated to some third-rate plot around an unrequited, horoscope unfriendly romance: "River of love flowing into the sea of separation..." Right.

    19

    Nov 2011
  • Miley Naa Miley Hum

    “Chirag baba” is the oddly uncomfortable, untrained performer, casually low on body movements, high on screen time; he plays a quiet young heir, given to monosyllables and mono-expressions.

    19

    Nov 2011