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

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Subhash K Jha

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Number of reviews
217
Average rating
60

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  • Karthik Calling Karthik

    The film itself doesn’t lag behind in self-assurance. But the absence of what one may call an energetic exterior could well be mistaken by some viewers as an ingrained inertia, a malaise that the film’s protagonist suffers from.

    59

    Feb 2010
  • Monica

    ...worth a watch for recreating an event from the proximate past that showed how closely and precariously politics is related to journalism. And sex.

    59

    Mar 2011
  • Mirch

    ...turns out to be one of those half-cooked exotic dishes, more tempting for what it promises than actually delivers.

    59

    Dec 2010
  • Daddy

    See it for the austere unflinching portrayal of violence. For sounds and visuals that do not afford us the luxury of aesthetic gratification. And most of all, for Arjun Rampal's powerful performance that creeps up on us without warning.

    59

    Sep 2017
  • Ragini MMS

    This is a film whose integrity towards the genre works against it.As you watch the supernatural terror unfold in what looks like reams and reams of repugnant realism you are shaken to the core.

    59

    May 2011
  • Jodi Breakers

    If the film works at all it’s because Madhavan and Bipasha make a cute couple and try to extract the maximum enjoyment from their under-written smart-on-top-shaky-at-the-bottom characters.

    59

    Feb 2012
  • Chance Pe Dance

    Shahid brings out all the shades nuances and layers in the struggler’s inner life without bending the rules of commercial hero-giri. This is a far better performance than it outwardly seems.

    59

    Jan 2010
  • Raajneeti

    ...not just a film that opens up the tattered edges of Indian politics. It dares to walk right into the muck with restraint, vigour and some sensitivity.

    59

    Jun 2010
  • Kashmakash

    What redeems Kashmakash and finally makes it worth a lingering dekko is the warmth and romance that Rituprano Ghosh brings to his celluloid adapatation.

    59

    May 2011
  • Raavan

    ...constantly seeks out the dark recesses in its characters' heart. It does fall short in some of its emotional moments. But who said that a film about such fatally flawed people had to be picture-perfect?

    59

    Jun 2010