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

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Number of reviews
410
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42

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  • 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
  • Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi

    ...isn’t a total bust: there are intermittent laughs, and the Indian and Pakistani characters are treated with generosity. But to set a film in China and then spend 135 minutes sneering at the Chinese is, to put it plainly, opportunistic and childish.

    39

    Aug 2018
  • 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
  • Ok Jaanu

    ...is more froth than coffee— sweet and diverting, but lacking the kick of emotion.

    39

    Jan 2017
  • Shikara

    Given his personal connection with the story, Chopra captures emotion and upheaval, loss and fear, hope and hopelessness. However, as a chapter in Indian history, the film required a great deal more context and deference to the complexity of politics in the Valley.

    39

    Feb 2020
  • Gippi

    The film has the universally acceptable message that most self-help books will give you: love your flaws, love yourself. A film needs some more meat; it can’t thrive on a message. When storytelling, characterization and performance are lost, all is lost.

    39

    May 2013
  • Simmba

    Even for Hindi cinema, where rape-revenge is a thriving subgenre (there were four films on the subject last year), this is pretty dire.

    39

    Dec 2018
  • Tamasha

    What he might need, though, is a writing partner, someone who can supply him stories and characters that aren’t composites of things he’s written earlier.

    39

    Nov 2015
  • Mastram

    No surprises into the nature of Indian sexual desire disturb Rajaram’s orderly journey, and Bagga’s limp performance makes the character even less interesting.

    39

    May 2014