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

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  • Court

    ...is absolutely worth raving about, and that it might be one of the most original films to come out of the country in a long time. But its insights are hard-won: you have to be willing to wait and watch until the point of each scene...

    79

    Apr 2015
  • Coffee Bloom

    ...isn’t the most exciting of films, but it has a slow-burn intensity that owes a lot to Mathur and Garg’s carefully calibrated performances and Kapoor’s exuberant, pressure-releasing one.

    39

    Mar 2015
  • Chhichhore

    Director Nitesh Tiwari offers the ultimate homage to his college days with this film about his time as an engineering student and the lessons one learns outside of the classroom.

    69

    Sep 2019
  • Chhapaak

    Padukone's quiet portrayal of Malti’s determination is moving, but I missed the poetic flourishes of Talvar and Raazi, and the little cameos that enlivened those films.

    49

    Jan 2020
  • Chennai Express

    Shetty never lets it rip. He is content with doling out a festive season timepasser, which is the solo release for the Eid weekend and has been plastered across so many screens in the country and the world that its success is guaranteed.

    29

    Aug 2013
  • Chef

    Like the original, it’s a film that’s easily consumed, even if, like the original, the emotional beats being stressed are amusingly obvious.

    49

    Oct 2017
  • Chauranga

    Had the performances been stronger, the accents more convincing, and the ideas more novel, Chauranga might have achieved something...

    39

    Jan 2016
  • Chakravyuh

    ...has a sense of authenticity in its location and milieu, but Jha’s simplifications and reliance on melodrama fail to underscore them. His tone is serious and sombre-not a fortuitous combination-forcing its narrative upon its viewer.

    39

    Oct 2012
  • Bullett Raja

    It is a wishy-washy mix of two brazen hinterland heroes’ misadventures, a revenge drama, and a soap-opera style, hackneyed depiction of Uttar Pradesh politics.

    19

    Nov 2013
  • Brothers

    It’s difficult to imagine anyone making mixed martial arts cheesier than it already is, but Karan Malhotra manages that here.

    19

    Aug 2015
  • Boss

    The action-comedy category, characterised by such films as Wanted, Singham and Rowdy Rathore, is primarily aimed at boosting the careers of the marquee male stars who headline them. Every actor who isn’t the ubermensch that no force in the world can withstand doesn’t need to bother. Why then should audiences?

    19

    Oct 2013
  • Bombay Velvet

    ...is frustrating and exhilarating in equal measure. Though his ambition is plain to see, I prefer the Kashyap who delivers the shock of the new rather than the glamour of old.

    49

    May 2015
  • Bombay Talkies

    ...while they unfold, the stories hold up in their half-hour individual length. But after you have left the theatre, it is not gratification you feel, but the short-lived aftertaste of a music video or a good commercial.

    49

    May 2013
  • Bobby Jasoos

    ...harnesses the classic tropes of melodrama—coincidences, conflicts, the perfect resolution—to deliver a feel-good fairy tale of a remarkably mobile heroine who gets up and leaves whenever she feels like.

    49

    Jul 2014