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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Rating

  • Poorna

    ...is well intentioned and but in its hunt for ticket revenues and be palatable for a Hindi-speaking city audience, it sabotages what could have been a great film.

    59

    Mar 2017
  • PM Narendra Modi

    This is a monumental ode to hubris. The film, PM Narendra Modi, is an embarrassment, and even if every scene were true, the smugness is cringeworthy.

    19

    May 2019
  • Players

    A few players intend to share the loot, given the plan or plot (borrowed from Hollywood) is already in place. That’s the story of this film. It could be the story of its making as well!

    29

    Jan 2012
  • PK

    ...a fun film with proper dose of ‘gyaan’. It’s a film that shouldn’t be missed and it’s brave because it attempts to create a better world.

    79

    Dec 2014
  • Piku

    ...offers no masala or romantic escapades but neither does it bog you down with preachy monologues and gyan on how kids should be responsible towards their parents. This is the kind of entertainers Bollywood should aim at.

    69

    May 2015
  • 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
  • Photograph

    More than anything else, this film is poetry. Photograph reminds us to believe in minor magic. Here is a film about a city that makes room for everything, from formulaic films to ghosts. Like when posing for a camera, all we need to know is where to look.

    89

    Mar 2019
  • Phobia

    A spine-chilling psychological thriller with a message -- Radhika Apte’s Phobia will scare you, keep you on the edge and make you think in equal measure.

    79

    May 2016
  • Phantom

    From jingoistic dialogues to really vague ideas, Phantom has an overdose that mars the experience of an otherwise decent thriller.

    49

    Aug 2015
  • Pataakha

    The short story Do Behnein is six pages long, and starts only as Pataakha enters its second half. Bhardwaj takes these hysterical sisters at each other’s throats and turns them into a metaphor for India and Pakistan, locked in an endless cycle of sniping. It is an unsubtle analogy but effective in its crude directness, like a street-play.

    79

    Sep 2018
  • Parmanu

    John Abraham’s deadpan expressions are a hindrance but he somehow manages to hold his ground. Other actors follow his footsteps. It’s the writing that saves the day for Abraham and Parmanu.

    59

    May 2018
  • Panipat

    ...is an honest attempt at recreating the war that we only read in history books until now. It’s a tribute to the Maratha community in its truest form and even it was shorter by an hour, it could have had the same impact.

    59

    Dec 2019
  • Panga

    ...this wholesome family film is a must watch for the way it is told, for being real and for the emotional chord it strikes with you from the very beginning.

    69

    Jan 2020