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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  • Padmaavat

    ...this film will not go down in history as one of the best Indian films but it could turn out to be the biggest hit of all time, bigger than Dangal and with some luck Padmaavat could challenge Baahubali's record at the domestic box office.

    69

    Jan 2018
  • Kai Po Che!

    ...uses its runtime well, regaling with a simple story of dreams even as it touches the complexity of modern India's most shameful socio-political chapter. The film is among Bollywood's best so far this year.

    69

    Feb 2013
  • Bajirao Mastani

    Bhansali takes a leaf out of history, and crafts it into an exquisite tale. And all the participants in this orchestra are in tune with the conductor, despite the occasional out-of-note keys.

    69

    Dec 2015
  • 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
  • Lamhaa

    ...the film is gripping, and while it may be trying too hard to be true to every complex reality of Kashmir, its heart is big. And more importantly in the right place.

    69

    Jul 2010
  • Maazii

    What lingers with you is the sense of being riveted, shocked, surprised and thrilled by this amazing piece of story-telling by director Jaideep Chopra.

    69

    Sep 2013
  • 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