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

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  • Freaky Ali

    He (director Sohail Khan) squanders the dramatic potential of the plot and ends up with a puerile comedy involving dons, puns and women as eye candy.

    39

    Sep 2016
  • Akira

    Sinha gets to show off her karate chops and martial arts, but the handful of action sequences are less than inventive. Sinha is far more effective in the emotional scenes.

    39

    Sep 2016
  • Island City

    As a tonally tricky, slyly subversive mood piece, it finds itself in a very small group of Hindi films. It’s also an intriguing new entry in the long tradition of films that explore the spiritual heartache of living in Mumbai.

    69

    Sep 2016
  • A Flying Jatt

    ...is derivative, sloppily structured and, especially in its latter stages, tacky beyond belief. That it might also be the best Indian superhero film ever (barring Mr India, if that qualifies) is an indication of how low the bar is set.

    19

    Aug 2016
  • M Cream

    The narrative is not entirely smooth, the direction is uneven, the screenplay flirts with unnecessary cleverness and a pre-interval ballad makes you groan.

    39

    Jul 2016
  • Great Grand Masti

    ...if there’s one remarkable thing about this film, it’s that Shivdasani, Deshmukh and Oberoi see merit in reprising their parts as lascivious men driven by under-serviced libidos, and invest those roles with such energy and commitment.

    19

    Jul 2016
  • Do Lafzon Ki Kahani

    This is exactly the sort of no-hope venture that Hooda seems to land up in again and again, frustrating those who believe that he ought to be a much bigger star and above dross of this sort by now.

    19

    Jun 2016
  • TE3N

    ...keeps the surprises, not all of which are easy to predict, coming at regular intervals. Whether all these twists make sense, or are entirely fair, is another matter.

    49

    Jun 2016
  • Veerappan

    ...we see flashes of the Varma of old, and he gets solid support from Bharadwaj and Jadhav’s performances. If only the screenplay had been tighter and the mood more suspenseful.

    39

    May 2016
  • Azhar

    Mohammad Azharuddin may or may not have sold out his team and country, but at least he was never boring. One cannot say the same for Azhar, Tony D’Souza’s inert biopic...

    29

    May 2016
  • Fan

    It’s been a while since Khan did anything that involved the turning on of one personality, let alone two. Fan is a welcome correction.

    59

    Apr 2016