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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  • Titli

    Kanu's first attempt as a director doesn't disappoint, only if the slow moving film could have picked up pace towards its crucial end.

    59

    Oct 2015
  • Mitron

    ...is a good effort, but a little more editing of the script and more fleshed out characters would have helped a lot. Nonetheless, it is an entertaining watch with some wonderful moments, some genuinely funny lines, and good performances.

    59

    Sep 2018
  • Amit Sahni Ki List

    Director Ajay Bhuyan’s confidence oozes out of the film and it’s hard to believe he’s a first timer. He has a rock-solid control over his characters, the script and the screenplay.

    59

    Jul 2014
  • 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
  • Baaraat Company

    ...sails through with it’s eccentric script and perfectly put casting, and if you are a sucker for Bollywood wedding dramas, then who knows? It might just make it to your ‘guilty pleasure’ of Bollywood flicks’ list.

    59

    Jul 2017
  • Besharam

    Doubtlessly, this actor loves the camera. And the camera loves him back. Because of that rare interaction, you come out of 'Besharam', feeling elated.

    59

    Oct 2013
  • The Shaukeens

    With a catchy soundtrack, a steady supply of giggles, top-notch performances and an engaging script, Abhishek Sharma’s The Shaukeens is a worthy follow-up to his first film, the hilarious Tere Bin Laden.

    59

    Nov 2014
  • Baar Baar Dekho

    Nitya Mehra's debut outing as a director with Baar Baar Dekho is certainly a promising one. She treats this story with a lot of sincerity; a subject which in itself is a challenge to sell to the audience.

    59

    Sep 2016
  • 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