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

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Number of reviews
377
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41

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  • Dabangg 2

    ...will delight fans of people being swung around in slow motion as well as those who’ve wondered what the world looks like from the inside of a blender.

    49

    Jan 2013
  • Click

    ...what could have been a prime entry in the hitherto underserved elegiac-horror-as-gothic-romance subgenre is reduced to a mere jump-out-of-your-seats exercise.

    39

    Feb 2010
  • Citylights

    What do you do when you have a lofty metaphor and little to pin it on? That’s the problem Mehta faces in CityLights, which has very little that’s new.

    39

    Jun 2014
  • Children Of War

    The problem with Children of War may be that there aren’t enough surprises. A film may be based on fact, but that shouldn’t stop the filmmaker from imbuing it with the zing of good fiction.

    49

    May 2014
  • Chase

    The refrain in the title track – “Get, set, go…” – might well be a cautionary injunction to the unwitting viewer settling into his seat.

    19

    May 2010
  • Chakravyuh

    For a while now, Jha has been coming off like a more high-minded clone of Madhur Bhandarkar, picking up a hot topic and embedding his research in creaky subplots.

    29

    Oct 2012
  • Bullett Raja

    With so much that’s so fascinating at a conceptual level, it’s surprising how dull Bullett Raja is – and that’s because Dhulia, in his attempts to imbue his material with layers and texture, forgets what made those masala movies work in the first place.

    39

    Dec 2013
  • Brothers

    One feels a twinge about picking on a movie made with so much craft and care, by a director who errs on the side of too much in the midst of many who do too little, but strip away the pretty wallpaper and you’ll see how generic Brothers is...

    29

    Aug 2015
  • Break Ke Baad

    ...the story never really catches fire, and it never makes you invest enough emotion in the continent-hopping lovers - painted as opposites, in typical rom-com colours - ending up together. The hurdles that they plant on their way to happiness appear molehills, not mountains.

    59

    Nov 2010
  • Boss

    Akshay Kumar does what he can to keep things afloat, taking care of the action and the drama and the comedy, but unless you’re Amitabh Bachchan, these one-man circus shows are never a good idea.

    19

    Oct 2013