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

  • Azhar

    Such is the eagerness to justify him that Tony D’Souza makes it seem as though the whole bad world is out to get him.

    29

    May 2016
  • Andhadhun

    Missing the beginning, end and anything in the middle would then severely imperil what could be the most fun you’d have at the movies.

    79

    Oct 2018
  • Aladin

    Sandwiched in between is a boring love story of the shy Aladin (Ritesh), and Jasmine (Jacqueline, who fills in well as the smiling wallpaper). Aladin, like Drona and Love Story 2039, is ambition gone awry.

    19

    Nov 2009
  • Ajji

    The only thing new here then is turning an arthritic grandmom into the avenging angel. Ajji is no more than Mom and Maatr at their most excessive; it just locates the same rape narrative at the other end of the social spectrum.

    39

    Nov 2017
  • Aiyaary

    What could have been an engaging tale of army corruption ends up a convoluted film with confusing narrative devices.

    29

    Feb 2018
  • Airlift

    ...would have been a better film without this nationalistic bluster but has a bigger potential at the box office now with the Republic Day just round the corner.

    49

    Jan 2016
  • Agent Vinod

    There is an incredible urge to run a fine comb through Agent Vinod, to straighten the several strands, trajectories, characters, locations that end up as one big clutter in the mind’s eye.

    39

    Apr 2012
  • Aarakshan

    Mainstream cinema has a way of simplifying the most complex of issues, but in that simplicity, it also manages to touch a chord, reach out and even initiate debate. Prakash Jha fails to do any of that with Aarakshan.

    39

    Aug 2011
  • Ankhon Dekhi

    ...a film that moves, provokes, sets you thinking and questioning but doesn’t provide you any easy answers. But it does take you on an enriching journey within if you allow yourself to flow with its current.

    69

    Mar 2014
  • A Flying Jatt

    A clunky script, comic book flat characters and a wafer-thin plot are propped up by needless song-n-dance routines, juvenile SFX and innumerable fights and confrontations.

    19

    Aug 2016
  • 404

    The movie grips you but gets plodding in the middle with its convoluted yet simplistic discussions.

    39

    May 2011
  • 102 Not Out

    Based on a Gujarati play of the same name, Umesh Shukla’s film is unable to leave its inherent theatricality behind. It gets unchanging in terms of the give and take between the duo and leaves the viewers static too. It stirs nothing within, leaving you unmoved.

    29

    May 2018