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

publication

India Today

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Number of reviews
575
Average rating
47

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  • Game Over

    ...is a multi-layered and concept-oriented film that has its heart at the right place. With a screenplay that offers many thrills...

    79

    Jun 2019
  • Rocket Singh

    ...not one that says "look at me, I am making a statement to change the world". But a quiet and subtle appreciation of the life we've been given and what we can do with it.

    79

    Dec 2009
  • Bala

    ...is not just a celebration of Bollywood but also its critique, which questions the stereotypes set by our cinema about beauty. The film exudes a feel-good warmth you were waiting for, for so long.

    79

    Nov 2019
  • Sanju

    Given the kind of biopics we have seen in commercial mainstream Bollywood so far, Sanju has definitely raised the bar. Watch Sanju for Ranbir Kapoor, Rajkumar Hirani, the laughs, the tears... in a nutshell, everything.

    79

    Jun 2018
  • Udaan

    Watch it and weep. And marvel at an extraordinary story told without veering into the maudlin. It's a tightly controlled drama without any melodrama.

    79

    Jul 2010
  • Pad Man

    ...Balki tells viewers the tale of Pad Man and gives viewers a story to take home. And in addition to giving Akshay Kumar one of his best performances till date, Balki gifts his audience an Akshay Kumar to remember.

    79

    Feb 2018
  • Judgemental Hai Kya

    Prakash Kovelamudi deserves applause for pushing the envelope with a quirky thriller that goes beyond the basic realms of a whodunnit, and makes people think and absorb. It treads into a zone Bollywood rarely ventures into.

    69

    Jul 2019
  • The Sky Is Pink

    ...is precariously balanced between being overdramatic and overtly subtle - like Shoojit Sircar's October was overtly subtle. It leaves you with a lingering afterthought, I'm afraid most will not get.

    69

    Oct 2019
  • Lipstick Under My Burkha

    Shrivastava's film is a plea for women to not give up on their dreams and their voices silenced in the patriarchal society. That she does it without being preachy and in an engaging mode makes her film even better.

    69

    Jul 2017