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

publication

Mumbai Mirror

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Number of reviews
869
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44

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  • Tere Bin Laden

    ...a delightful little gem of a film, based on an unbelievable premise, but treated with just the right mix of straight-faced gravity and furiously oddball humour.

    79

    Jul 2010
  • Dangal

    Whether it will be a bestseller or not, the Dangal book deserves to be watched with your children and later, kept on your shelf.

    79

    Dec 2016
  • Dil Dhadakne Do

    There are films that win for their dialogue and there are those that say it all without literally saying much. Dil Dhadakne Do falls in the second category.

    79

    Jun 2015
  • Panga

    ...is refreshing. It’s a story that could be just as effective and inspiring if it were set just about anywhere. And it works for drafting relatable moments that offer a subtle yet distinct shift in sensibilities.

    69

    Jan 2020
  • Qissa

    Anup Singh goes where few Indian filmmakers have gone before, forcing us to dive face-first into an uncomfortable 20-year tale of social, moral and ethnic disintegration.

    69

    Feb 2015
  • Lipstick Under My Burkha

    The film explores India's twisted relationship with intercourse. Patriarchy defines it as a male need delivered by a female who can barely voice whether the act evokes pain or pleasure. And it is this voice that the film deliberates while referring to 'sapne' and how Indian women can't dare to see them.

    69

    Jul 2017
  • Airlift

    ...director Raja Krishna Menon takes on this challenge of turning a story known to all into a compelling watch and pens a nail-biting plot that will keep you fearful, hopeful and yet, unsure and uncomfortable.

    69

    Jan 2016
  • Sanju

    Unsurprisingly, this one effectively carves him as a victim of circumstance, an addict of compulsion and as someone who was wronged by media reports and the public at large. But it also evens it out by presenting the actor as an unreliable boyfriend, a failure-of-a-son and a washed up actor who was notoriously unprofessional.

    69

    Jun 2018
  • Citylights

    Mehta and writer-editor Asrani pull off a rare feat here. They not only choose the right film to adapt-based solely on its theme and universal topicality-but build upon the original, without being overambitious.

    69

    May 2014
  • Dum Laga Ke Haisha

    Director Sharad Katariya takes more than a leaf out of this slice-of-life book, and gently constructs—with a remarkable eye for detail—one of the sweetest little fairytales in recent times.

    69

    Feb 2015
  • Shubh Mangal Saavdhan

    The film perseveres to ensure it doesn't make light of the dysfunction in question, and chooses instead to parody the mayhem triggered by it. This is because aside from all the gags about performance pressure, ED happens to be a serious, rarely spoken of, debilitating condition that has altered marriages. But then, as they say, no hard feelings.

    69

    Sep 2017
  • Soorma

    Ali intensifies the falls and amplifies the sufferings to an extent that the inevitable win has a bittersweet tinge. If he could’ve cut down some of the bhangra and a bit of melodrama, this could’ve been a much crisper watch.

    69

    Jul 2018