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

publication

Filmfare

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Number of reviews
680
Average rating
50

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  • Akira

    ...is like any other action movie you’ve seen before, where the hero is framed and has to prove himself right. The difference here is the film’s ability to successfully tell that tale with a girl at its centre.

    39

    Sep 2016
  • Heroine

    ...has an episodic feel to it. The movie is a merger of various personalities, which unfortunately don’t fall on the same page in the end. Making it seem disjointed and amateurish.

    39

    Sep 2012
  • Sarbjit

    Some stories deserve to be told with nuance and intimacy. You can't employ movie making formula when you're trying to depict reality and tragedy with authenticity.

    39

    May 2016
  • Mirza Juuliet

    ...is the millionth time Hindi films have tried to cash in on the Shakespearean tragedy. Sadly, the charm of the concept hasn’t just worn off, it’s dead.

    39

    Apr 2017
  • The Body

    What could have been a short film for a digital platform has unnecessarily been stretched as a feature. Weak writing, flawed editing and a disinterested cast doesn't help its prospects... 

    39

    Dec 2019
  • Fukrey Returns

    ...is a sequel that wants to be bigger, better and funnier than the original. In all fairness, it does manage to fulfil its ambitions on two accounts. It is bigger, it is funnier but it's certainly not better.

    39

    Dec 2017
  • Genius

    ...director Anil Sharma has taken too much upon himself. Yes, he has shown us what all his son is capable of doing but neglected to give us a well-rounded film in the process.

    39

    Aug 2018
  • Phoonk 2

    The movie does have unexpected twists and some very good thrills. But what it also has is tacky sequences of a doll fighting off a fully grown man that leave you laughing. Basically this is good idea gone bad.

    39

    Apr 2010
  • Aakrosh

    All those boys and girls who have seen Mississippi Burning raise their hands. Because Aakrosh's best scenes are copied from the Gene Hackman, William Dafoe thriller.

    39

    Oct 2010
  • Heropanti

    The Hindi remake remains faithful to its Telugu original in every frame and perhaps that’s it Achilles’ heel. A deviation in the treatment and narrative would have made it a better film.

    39

    May 2014