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

publication

Glamsham

Highest rating for
Lowest rating for
Number of reviews
896
Average rating
49

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Title

Rating

  • Tanu Weds Manu Returns

    Kudos to the director for helming such a close-to-reality situation with dollops of humour and charting the course of each and every character with a passion that goes beyond the art of good film-making.

    89

    May 2015
  • Piku

    ...is refreshing and quirky at the same time. One of the best things about the film is that all the characters are so well defined and have their importance.

    69

    May 2015
  • Sabki Bajegi Band

    Anirudh Chawla has a very novel thought about hypocrisy in society but the manner in which he tries to send across his message is not so novel, and is also 'over-the-top preachy'.

    29

    May 2015
  • Mr. X

    Bhatt movies have that same signature tune and similar story-lines (non-existent). Mr. X is no different. He too is non-existent.

    19

    Apr 2015
  • Ek Paheli Leela

    The film is shot on a grand scale but the connecting links to the past 300 years are not that convincing. The story could have been better entwined leaving the viewer in a state of suspense.

    39

    Apr 2015
  • Hunterrr

    ...thanks to Gulshan Devaiah and his engrossing, entertaining, energetic, illuminating act as the sex-starved Mandar Ponkshe, Hunterrr becomes a prized catch.

    59

    Mar 2015
  • Dozakh

    ...smartly treads the fine line between the intolerance of religion. The turmoil the child goes through and the stark truth his staunch Muslim father is made to face at a crucial juncture is what elevates this film to a commendable level.

    59

    Mar 2015
  • Dirty Politics

    The industry or the government has to seriously consider having a 'screening body' to figure out whether the movies that are passed on to the Censor Board can be termed as a 'movie'.

    00

    Mar 2015
  • Hey Bro

    That's the tragedy when people take their proximity to the industry as something like 'baap ka raaj'. I'm a choreographer, so now I will act. Or, I'm a singer, what stops me from playing the lead? This seems to be the thinking of those firmly entrenched in the industry.

    09

    Mar 2015