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

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Shubhra Gupta

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Number of reviews
788
Average rating
37

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Rating

  • Rakht Charitra 2

    RGV's intention is not so much to delve into the complexities of Andhra politics, which stay firmly in the backdrop, but to create sequences where death is choreographed in varying ways.

    49

    Dec 2010
  • Manikarnika

    Kashyap fails to keep the pitch consistent, and the dips become more clichéd and pronounced as the film progresses. Dabangg could have been the retro dhamaka of the year; I enjoyed only some of it.

    49

    Sep 2010
  • Soundtrack

    ...gives us a story which feels like it is about something : such a relief from the spate of nothing movies that have been infesting our theatres for a while now, even if the result is mixed.

    49

    Oct 2011
  • Angrezi Medium

    In its attempt to strike a balance between making us laugh and cry, broad comedy and wring-your-heart emotion, the film keeps swaying one way and another, resulting in sudden tonal shifts.

    49

    Mar 2020
  • Club 60

    I would recommend 'Club 60', because it brings into the frame an age group euphemistically called the 'silvers', and by touching a chord with its performances.

    49

    Dec 2013
  • Ribbon

    But as often as the film astutely touches upon the tough choices, and the problems that can crop up, it leaves them, and us, hanging. You are left wanting a little more.

    49

    Nov 2017
  • Ribbon

    ...the gaps between the intention and the final product : the book's gripping characters and its rousing patriotic tale never comes fully alive on screen.

    49

    Dec 2010
  • A Flying Jatt

    This could have been such a rollicking film, especially for kids —it had all the ingredients, and an engaging start, fronted by a hero who is light on his feet. Too bad it ends up being a promo for Swachch Bharat.

    49

    Aug 2016
  • Trapped

    Given Motwane’s skills at creating emotions, and Rao’s ability to channel them, Trapped doesn’t take us as far over the edge it could, or should have.

    49

    Mar 2017
  • Tiger Zinda Hai

    I’d enjoyed the first one while it lasted. I had fun in this one too, once I got past the whole ‘Come Children, Let’s Make A Spy Story For You’ explanatory mode of the flick, directed this time by Ali Abbas Zafar.

    49

    Dec 2017
  • AK vs AK

    Motwane’s movie is not just meta. It’s meta-meta, especially when some parts hit too close to the mark, and some are just tantalisingly off the mark.

    49

    Dec 2020