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

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Shubha Shetty-Saha

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Number of reviews
283
Average rating
51

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Title

Rating

  • Masaan

    An eagle's eye for detailing coupled with some excellent piece of writing is what largely works for 'Masaan', apart from other fine things.

    79

    Jul 2015
  • Queen

    This is a delightful coming-of-age story about a simple girl. Watch this film for Kangna Ranaut's brilliant performance.

    79

    Mar 2014
  • The Lunchbox

    Watch this film for the fuzzy, heart-melting feeling that it will give you through the two-odd hour duration. But also watch it for the hidden charm, the stoic way the protagonists face the problem with their own brand of positivity and optimism.

    79

    Sep 2013
  • Shaitan

    ...is the kind of film that actually gives you no option, while taking you along with it on a merry ride, making you feel the fear, anxieties and excitement of each of the characters involved.

    69

    Jun 2011
  • Chennai Express

    The script might be totally devoid of common sense, but to give the due credit, Shetty’s typical flippity, casual humour and innovative action sequences, keeps you thrilled and involved in most part of it.

    69

    Aug 2013
  • Club 60

    ...this movie does make an attempt to touch your heart and wake you up to certain harsh realities of life.

    69

    Dec 2013
  • Margarita With A Straw

    Director Shonali Bose deserves a round of applause just for taking on an intense and sensitive issue of frustrations and helplessness attached to the unfulfilled sexual desires of a disabled person.

    69

    Apr 2015
  • Happy New Year

    Director Farah Khan offers a fully masaledaar entertainer yet again and as is her style, serves it with a side dish of dollops of delightful self-deprecating humour.

    69

    Oct 2014
  • I

    Director Shankar's formula is simple. He keeps you so spellbound with visuals and joy and craziness that you meekly accept the lack of logic in several places and yes, a bit of tackiness too.

    69

    Jan 2015
  • Phobia

    The best thing about this film is that it doesn't follow the trusted and safe route of horror films and gets pleasantly unpredictable at the end.

    69

    May 2016
  • Delhi Belly

    This is a film that is sure to make you go red in the face, if not from embarrassment, surely from too much laughing.

    69

    Jul 2011
  • TE3N

    Even though this film is a remake of a Korean film, 'Montage', full marks to Ribhu Dasgupta for giving it a strong local flavour, with familiar and comfortable sights and sounds.

    69

    Jun 2016
  • Bombay Talkies

    Each film comes with a distinct emotion. Zoya’s film has a wide-eyed innocent feel to it, Dibakar’s film has muted passion, Johar’s film is about helplessness and Kashyap’s film is about optimism and faith in the face of harsh reality.

    69

    May 2013
  • Dhanak

    ...goes much beyond what one expected of it and actually manages to kind of temporarily transport you to a magical place where hopes don't die and the most impossible of wishes come true.

    69

    Jun 2016
  • Stanley Ka Dabba

    Amole Gupte's directorial debut is brilliant, his narrative is easy and uncomplicated and the best thing is, he allows the children to be themselves, without forcing an adult's way on them.

    69

    May 2011
  • Piku

    ...is like the hot chicken broth for the senses, the kind of food you know will soothe you, warm you up inside and more importantly, won't mess with your digestive system.

    69

    May 2015