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

publication

Deccan Chronicle

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Number of reviews
491
Average rating
48

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Title

Rating

  • Talvar

    What we get is a story that keeps you engaged even though there is hardly any detail that you already don’t know of if you have closely followed the case.

    69

    Oct 2015
  • Bhaag Johnny

    There comes a time in your life when you have to choose between a road less travelled and a road you should definitely not take. With Bhaag Johnny it's the latter.

    19

    Sep 2015
  • Hero

    He has co-written the film’s screenplay and that’s where the film’s first major problem sits. The second is his direction.

    39

    Sep 2015
  • Phantom

    ...it’s commendable how Kabir walks the line between patriotism and jingoism. Phantom scores in a gripping first half that sustains, if not surpasses its pace in the second half...

    59

    Aug 2015
  • Masaan

    Many films, mainstream and not so mainstream touch upon issues, but seldom do we see a film that is so tender and yet so overpowering.

    79

    Jul 2015
  • Bajrangi Bhaijaan

    ...a sweet story, dusted with sugar, glazed with honey and dipped in saccharin. While the sugar rush can get a little dizzying in the start, it’s a matter of time before you acquire the taste for it.

    59

    Jul 2015
  • Bahubali

    ...starts off as a tacky, low-budget, DD-esque film. Even the initial CGI and brushed-out-wire flying stunts are crude and untidy. But, as it moves forward, the story twisting and revealing one character after another, with secrets, mistakes and mystery, it all begins to come together.

    59

    Jul 2015
  • Tanu Weds Manu Returns

    Director Aanand L. Rai shows his mastery in handling the small town north India milieu in every scene. While the story often indulges in flights of fancy, the director keeps a firm grip on his actors.

    59

    May 2015
  • Bombay Velvet

    Once you are done being dazzled by the beauty, you go looking for the soul only to encounter too many persistent question marks, which weigh down the second half. And when a story is rooted in well-documented history, one cannot afford to let the ellipses remain.

    49

    May 2015