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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  • Gali Guleiyan

    Writer-director Dipesh Jain invests in his characters and encourages audiences to experience their lives and speculate about the circumstances they find themselves in. The film, for a large part, manages to effectively convey the discomfort the characters endure.

    59

    Sep 2018
  • Gabbar Is Back

    ...by the time the same plot is passed through four commercial factory machines, nothing is decipherable. Gabbar is the end of it hopefully, with nothing left to squeeze out.

    29

    May 2015
  • Fukrey Returns

    If one approaches this one as a comedy, it would be mildly satisfying as it sporadically strays into the thriller space and the strategically-planted comic elements seem forced and constructed. But hope for nothing, and you won't be bitterly disappointed.

    59

    Dec 2017
  • FryDay

    This would also cater to those who want to avoid the blazing heat and spend a couple of hours in an air-conditioned environment.

    39

    Oct 2018
  • Force 2

    While director Abhinay Deo sticks to the tropes, the film goes south in its reveal, which barely lives up to the buildup.

    49

    Nov 2016
  • Force

    ...you're pleasantly surprised to find Kamat handling the genre like he would a serious drama, injecting much needed slickness and restraining from going fantasy-levels over the top.

    59

    Oct 2011
  • Fireflies

    ...a brave effort, natural and languid for most parts. However, it fails to glow through its foreseeable conflicts and layers, and ends up being a statement in craft over storytelling.

    49

    Oct 2014
  • Firangi

    There are films that seem bearable when you go in with zero expectations and there are those that disappoint even when you're prepared to have your brains grilled. No prize for guessing which category this one falls in.

    39

    Dec 2017
  • Finding Fanny

    This film is exactly the kind of brave clutter-breaking effort that most critics wish for while lamenting the rigidness of mainstream stars. That it left me grinning long after the credit-roll is a testament to its ability to amuse, without resorting to gimmicky slapstick or toilet humour.

    79

    Sep 2014
  • Fever

    Director Rajeev Jhaveri attempts a Hollywood-style narrative with conviction but underestimating the audience's intellect and oversimplifying the plot makes it a tiring watch.

    29

    Aug 2016
  • Fatso

    ...despite the preposterous concept, there is an intrinsic connection Kapoor attempts to make with viewers and in this, succeeds for most part.

    59

    May 2012
  • Fanney Khan

    ...is only mildly inspirational, and lacks the intensity and thrill that would force audiences to imagine the worst when the story takes an unexpected turn.

    49

    Aug 2018
  • Fan

    If you're an SRK fan, you don't care for approval. But even if you aren't, this one's a thrilling watch.

    59

    Apr 2016
  • Family Of Thakurganj

    While a bit late in the day, filmmakers are waking up to the prospect of producing their own version of Gangs of Wasseypur. Sadly, their ambitions aren’t backed by compelling writing, a commendable cast or even a maker who could assemble a narrative.

    39

    Jul 2019
  • Evening Shadows

    ...the welcome turn that Indian society has taken towards its view on the queer community in recent years will have a direct impact on how the same content will now be viewed and assimilated. In such a light, Sridhar Rangayan’s Evening Shadows seems a bit dated.

    39

    Jan 2019