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

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Namrata Joshi

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Number of reviews
419
Average rating
40

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Title

Rating

  • Prakash Electronic

    Things happen rather randomly on screen—the twists, turns, misunderstandings and reconciliations—and somehow something like a film gets cobbled together.

    19

    Jan 2017
  • Halkaa

    The film’s call against open defecation is gratuitous and in trying to portray class divides ends up widening it.

    19

    Sep 2018
  • Game

    ...one of the most predictable, stupid thrillers, strewn with absurd red herrings and idiotic clues.

    19

    Apr 2011
  • Pagalpanti

    ...this could have become a fairly decent satire. But that’s like asking for the moon and wishing Anees Bazmee was Kundan Shah.

    19

    Nov 2019
  • Jab Harry Met Sejal

    ...marks a thumping return to love at its most banal, hackneyed and exasperating. There is not much in the silly situations and trite conversations to get you invested or interested in the lovers.

    19

    Aug 2017
  • Vodka Diaries

    In an effort to be cool and quirky the film sinks into the shabby and the amateurish. The twists and turns of the plot are totally random, thrown in for the heck of it.

    19

    Jan 2018
  • No Problem

    ...the characters, plot, gags, jokes, dialogues, just about nothing makes you smile, leave alone laugh. Besides, some significant scenes get uncomfortably racist and downright sexist.

    19

    Dec 2010
  • Damadamm

    Utterly boring and confused, randomly shifting gears from the comic to the melodramatic. Go for this only if you want to be rocked to sleep.

    19

    Oct 2011
  • Coffee With D

    Sending up the media? Spoofing the underworld? Whatever it is that the filmmaker wants to do, it just doesn’t spark any interest in the viewer.

    19

    Jan 2017
  • Kites

    A love story works if it can make the audience feel for the lovers. In Kites there is not an ounce of romance or passion. What is it that draws the two together? Where’s the pull, the tug? And what is it (family, caste, religion or their own inner demons) that keeps them apart? Nothing about the relationship is compelling enough.

    19

    May 2010
  • Dobaara

    What you get in the process is very few chills and thrills but a lot of convoluted, half baked, jargon-ridden arguments that don’t add up to anything but boredom.

    19

    Jun 2017
  • Freaky Ali

    ...is predictable to the core replete with every cliché of a typical sports film that you can possibly think of and, is marked by old fashioned story-telling and over the top, slapstick humour.

    19

    Sep 2016
  • Haseena Parkar

    Don’t go looking for a Shabana Azmi-like assured turn (in Godmother) from Kapoor. She is unable to rise above her age, despite trying to emote way too earnestly in some scenes.

    19

    Sep 2017