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

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Meeta Kabra

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Number of reviews
599
Average rating
50

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  • Maximum

    The business and underworld of the Indian police department is showcased with style and great performances. But it still feels same-ol' same-ol', just the jobs of the people doing it is the same.

    49

    Jun 2012
  • Mausam

    ...is beautifully shot, no doubt about that, but a regular love story takes forever to finish, and then there's some more left.

    39

    Sep 2011
  • Masaan

    ...carries equanimity of sorts in the “life is what it is” kind of a way with simplicity and flair in equal measure.

    69

    Jul 2015
  • Mary Kom

    Over-dramatized. Over-fictionalized. Over-commercialized. Too episodic. An inspiring story nevertheless.

    59

    Sep 2014
  • Margarita With A Straw

    Touching upon a lot of intense topics, Margarita With A Straw gets you up and listening about all of them through a tale about a “different” person. But it doesn't necessarily get you engaged through and through.

    69

    Apr 2015
  • Mardaani 2

    The makers have obviously worked on improving the aspects that were little off in the first episode while making what was done well even better. Except for a couple of quibbles, Mardaani 2 works as a thriller for sure.

    79

    Dec 2019
  • Mardaani

    A slick even if not taut thriller more than a film that keeps the social issue it is about in your mind after you walk out.

    59

    Aug 2014
  • Manto

    A dispassionate narration might seem like an unbiased view but comes across as dry. It’s still a decent watch to get a glimpse of the man’s life.

    49

    Sep 2018
  • Manmarziyaan

    Confused lovers in films bore me. I can’t empathise with them any longer. Despite that, the performances took me through, they are that good.

    49

    Sep 2018
  • Manjhi

    Leaves you worried from within. Worried for the country, worried for humanity. Yes, that means it is a film you must watch at least once, even if you don't rush to the theater.

    69

    Aug 2015
  • Manikarnika

    The makers take the strength of the original, real-life story and character for granted and entirely focus on form, rather than content. Good thing then that the brave warrior woman needs no man or depth in writing to shine.

    59

    Jan 2019
  • Madaari

    As an intelligent thriller, it works. As a poke to social conscience, can movies do more than poke?

    69

    Jul 2016
  • M.S. Dhoni

    The film is more a story of middle-class India than about the most successful Indian cricket captain. And that's its charm.

    59

    Sep 2016
  • Love Sonia

    How does one evaluate a movie on lives where obvious racism feels like a secondary issue? Fragmented narrative feels trivial. At the risk of giving the movie away, what happens to lives that never get better? What do you call it? Human-degradation tourism? Thankfully hopeful? Unrealistically optimistic? Or are these phrases a viewer’s way of shirking reality because we find it uncomfortable to watch? How can you discuss performances and stories that wrench your gut, chill your spine?

    -

    Sep 2018
  • Love Sex Aur Dhokha

    Each of the three stories has a newspaper story item quality about it and thus is as enchanting as that can get. But the novel way in which it is recorded and narrated is engrossing. But, be warned it is not your movie if you are the kind who takes offense easily or can't handle non-escapist cinema.

    79

    Mar 2010
  • Love Express

    A brain-dead love story. A mind-numbing experience. Something that I won't call the worst I have seen only because I've seen worse.

    19

    Jun 2011
  • Loot

    Loot is confused between being a regular, loud slapstick and being one of those several threads converge to make a "cool" pulp kind-of a film.

    39

    Nov 2011