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

publication

Hindustan Times

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Number of reviews
697
Average rating
45

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  • Soorma

    ...doesn’t attempt to probe beyond the obvious, even if you don’t know the real story. With 131-minute duration, Soorma presents Sandeep as the ultimate boy scout. A tinge of reality wouldn’t have hurt.

    39

    Jul 2018
  • Noor

    ...it fails to establish enough angst for the protest it hopes to ignite, it stops being the rom-com pretty soon and it does not give the victims enough time for us to empathise, nor does it ponder over the aggressors enough, for us to loathe them.

    39

    Apr 2017
  • Lafangey Parindey

    Such scatter-brained, mish-mash of a movie is only possible when the makers' eyeballs are trained at some sucker or the other the cinema's intended for, and not the soul of even a semblance of a script.

    29

    Aug 2010
  • Junooniyat

    Gulshan Devaiah and the cinematography by Attar Singh Saini are the two good things going for the movie, but do little to salvage the bad script.

    29

    Jun 2016
  • Aakrosh

    This is the sort of film that’s sold under prestigious tags of "hard-hitting" and "issue-based". They’re a heavy assault on your senses all right.

    29

    Oct 2010
  • Arjun Patiala

    Spoof as a genre has rarely been tried in Hindi cinema and someone needs to crack that egg – heaven knows there is a lot waiting to be explored; Arjun Patiala, alas, isn’t that film.

    29

    Jul 2019
  • Tevar

    ...another run of the mill story which has nothing new to offer. It very proudly carries forward the flag hoisted by Dabanggs and Singhams, only with less fanfare.

    29

    Jan 2015
  • Paltan

    There is a lot to be said about the futility of war, and now Dutta has made his case for the futility of the war movie.

    29

    Sep 2018
  • Haunted

    This is "India's first stereoscopic 3D film", ideally made for audiences that in business lingo are called 'B' and 'C' centres. Haunted evidently wants to be the Wanted for the same crowd.

    May 2011
  • Bheja Fry 2

    The sequel's forced the filmmakers to look for a plot on their own. I'm not sure if they did find one eventually. At least I can’t quite find it in the film.

    29

    Jun 2011
  • Ghanchakkar

    ...relies on the age-old Bollywood idea of the fading yaaddasht, and leaves you feeling as lost as its characters. The hunt — for money as much as for memory — moves with a chaotic frenzy. But it goes around in circles till it drops.

    29

    Jun 2013
  • Pihu

    The idea — of anything in a house being a potential threat — could have been made into a watchable short film, but this is feature-length torture, where the viewer is made aware that they must sit through more than ninety minutes of a helpless and endangered child, despite knowing that nothing can really happen to her before the end.

    29

    Nov 2018