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

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Mumbai Mirror

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Number of reviews
869
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44

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  • No Fathers In Kashmir

    Director Kumar manages to infuse a matter-of-fact manner in interpreting the grave issues covered. While he deliberately singles out religious fanatics from militants who consider themselves patriots, the delicate handling of the subject-matter retains the gravity of the issue, without being too overwhelming.

    59

    Apr 2019
  • NH10

    On its own, NH10 is atmospheric, well acted, moody and crafted with a definite vision. A little more writing and less 'inspiration' would have made this its own distinct film.

    59

    Mar 2015
  • Newton

    Director Amit Masurkar packs in humour, tension and even adventure, in this political satire that despite being largely uneventful, keeps one interested and concerned about the proceedings on the screen.

    69

    Sep 2017
  • Neerja

    If you've read about the real events that have inspired this film, you know how it will fold up. But even so, this one scores for managing to pack in a few surprises.

    69

    Feb 2016
  • Nawabzaade

    What passes for comedy these days is a broad spectrum of average writing. This one doesn’t have a single line that even meets that basic minimum.

    19

    Jul 2018
  • Nasha

    ...unselfishly makes an attempt to stay away from unnecessary sex and tell a story, but ultimately, like school in summer, it's not got class.

    39

    Jul 2013
  • Namaste England

    Lack of conflict or chemistry between the lead couple, tedious dialogue and a mumbling monologue on how being an Indian is a matter of well-deserved pride (similar to the one in Namaste London (2007), minus the impact) restrict this story from taking any definitive direction.

    29

    Oct 2018
  • Nakkash

    ...the makers barely manage to go beyond the compelling premise and its inevitable conclusion can be predicted just minutes into the film.

    39

    May 2019
  • My Birthday Song

    While the objective of psychological thrillers may vary, a reliable yardstick would be its ability to leave one unsettled. My Birthday Song hopes to achieve this by leaving the audience dazed and confused. But incessant reliance on tropes and lack of focus, leaves one disinterested and bored — even before the big reveal.

    39

    Jan 2018
  • Murder 3

    It is supposed to be a story about the consequences of mistrust and jealousy, it turns out instead being a simplistic, plot-driven B-movie that depends much too heavily on a single twist.

    39

    Feb 2013
  • Murder 2

    ...isn't quite as bold as it makes itself out to be. There is kissing, but the sex is tame and wholly unnecessary to the plot. There is blood, but it'll hardly make you flinch.

    49

    Jul 2011
  • Munna Michael

    Despite a wafer-thin story, Khan leans on the tropes of masala films by leaning on silly humour, neck-wrenching action sequences and dance moves that defy gravity, to make the two hours twenty minutes you spend watching this film, not entirely unbearable.

    39

    Jul 2017
  • Mumbai 125 KM

    I have a humble request for future directors venturing into horror: If you're out to make a quick buck, at least respect the craft. Procuring a release date isn't always a victory.

    09

    Oct 2014
  • Mulk

    The first half of Mulk is crisp. Events unravel swiftly and unexpected turns manage to translate the tension, frustration and anxiety across the screen. But the second half is largely restricted to a courtroom procedural which is reduced to a tedious theatrical drama where every punchline is followed by a laughter track or so it seems.

    59

    Aug 2018
  • Mulk

    Director Anubhav Sinha touches a relevant nerve with Mulk, and this fictional story seems believable as marginalised groups continue to be routinely targeted in this country.

    59

    Aug 2018
  • Mukkabaaz

    Anurag Kashyap fans may be a bit disappointed here. The filmmaker who doesn't hold his blows, seems constricted in telling this story. Not that there aren't enough bloody noses and hammered eyes, but the overall treatment seems to be tweaked for universal appeal.

    59

    Jan 2018
  • Motichoor Chaknachoor

    Despite a shaky start, the film manages to engage and entertain in spurts. But sharp quips and jibes can only carry this film till the end of the first half. Post interval, we’re tossed into a saas-bahu-grade intense family drama.

    49

    Nov 2019