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

publication

Mumbai Mirror

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Number of reviews
869
Average rating
44

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Rating

  • Dhanak

    The film's one-dimensional storyline desperately seeks conflict but only ends up straying from uncertainties, much like Ram Gopal Varma films evade a steady camera.

    49

    Jun 2016
  • Dhadak

    Director Shashank Khaitan, who previously helmed Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania and Badrinath Ki Dulhania, plays it safe with this Rajasthani runaway bride. Sticking to tested tropes, he barely reinvents the premise of the original.

    49

    Jul 2018
  • Desi Boyz

    It's reasonably paced; doesn't assume the audience to have the IQ of a goat;despite objectifying women, is not entirely regressive; does justice to it production value and has even got a scene or two that will make you laugh outloud.

    39

    Nov 2011
  • Delhi Safari

    Even though the target audience is kids, Advani doesn't talk down to them. This is one of those rare instances of a children's film - animated or not - that respects its audience.

    69

    Oct 2012
  • Dekh Tamasha Dekh

    The power of this bizarre premise lies in its' unyielding narrative style— peppered with a bunch of motley characters that add little by way of pace, but offer great scope for priceless set pieces.

    59

    Apr 2014
  • Dedh Ishqiya

    Abhishek Chaubey's direction is sure footed and - like he did with the first film - he pays attention craft, striving for an uncompromised end product. He succeeds by and large.

    59

    Jan 2014
  • Dear Maya

    Director Sunaina Bhatnagar had a noble vision: to capture the drama and debiliation of negotiating the teenage years. And while she manages to a certain extent, her naive, one-dimmensional characters fail to engage and subsequently interest one in the proceedings which seem to drag on endlessly.

    49

    Jun 2017
  • De De Pyaar De

    Akiv Ali (director, editor) and Luv Ranjan (producer, writer, screenplay) know precisely what each scene in this film is supposed to do and score largely for the tropes they don’t introduce to this story. The build-up gets dangerously close to that tipping point from where one expects it to nose-dive, but it doesn’t.

    59

    May 2019
  • De Dana Dan

    ...extra loud and grating experience, with everyone trying a bit too hard at that same mish mash of sex, money  marriage comedy garnished with boringly familiar ingredients.

    29

    Nov 2009
  • Darr @The Mall

    Within the confines of this stumbling genre, director Kirpalani does a decent job with a predictable script. There is only so much originality left to operate with; even the ghosts have begun to look alike.

    39

    Feb 2014
  • 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
  • Damadamm

    There is sensitivity and earnestness in the writing that the actors - specifically both women - are able to translate into something identifiable.

    39

    Oct 2011
  • Dabangg 3

    Salman Khan, at 53, pulls off his cocky cop avatar with excessively smug dialogue, devastating dropkicks and by packing a dance number while getting jiggy with his belt. After all, his ardent fans couldn’t care less for the conventional metrics of evaluating a film. And when the going gets painfully formulaic or predictable, toss in an item song for good measure.

    39

    Dec 2019
  • Dabangg 2

    ...aren’t we tired of watching the same film in its various avatar over and over again? It’s the same gimmicky action sequences, same item numbers, with the same actors telling us the same unoriginal story.

    39

    Dec 2012
  • Dabangg

    Though the story is a pure mishmash right out of the potboiler films of the 70s, it's styled and spoken with today's hip attitude. Dabangg is chavanni chhap entertainment, easy to ridicule but toughest to create.

    79

    Sep 2010
  • Daas Dev

    The film’s plot seems unnecessarily layered and often forces one to recount the various permutations to keep up with where the story is possibly headed.

    49

    Apr 2018