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

publication

Mumbai Mirror

Highest rating for
Lowest rating for
Number of reviews
869
Average rating
44

Order by

Date

Title

Rating

  • D-Day

    ...opens up a small new genre in Hindi cinema, and what really worked for me is that this is truly a new age patriotic film, one without the baggage of jingoism.

    59

    Jul 2013
  • Creature

    Over the years, technicalities in Bhatt's films have evolved-but the incompetent writing continues to blur the lines between horror and (unintentional) comedy.

    29

    Sep 2014
  • Commando 2

    ...this recipe for disproportionate collateral damage trails along predictably, has a dozen loopholes in the plot and folds up with a few revelations and fewer thrills.

    39

    Mar 2017
  • Coffee With D

    A supposed comic satire that hopes to mock the state of Indian news channels, this one manages little beyond lewd humour and tacky production values.

    29

    Jan 2017
  • Coffee Bloom

    The story of a man-child torn between remorse and wounded love is a complex one to tell. This was perhaps the one natural environment that needed some indulgence, an atmospheric sensual aspect that could have atoned for awkward storytelling.

    39

    Mar 2015
  • Cocktail

    ...writer Imtiaz Ali dilutes this vision and goes on to self-censor, Indianise, romanticise, emotionalise, ergo commercialise the experience and give us a 1 part alcohol and 10 part water cocktail, an exercise in pointlessness.

    39

    Jul 2012
  • 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
  • Chittagong

    ...is an unpretentious - albeit studious - effort to document an important event in our history, one that otherwise may not have been told. For that alone it merits a watch.

    49

    Oct 2012
  • Children Of War

    ...there is rarely any cause for hope or joy and sadness is only succeeded by further despair. I recommend its power to feel alive, but this isn't for the faint-hearted.

    59

    May 2014
  • Chhota Bheem Himalayan Adventure

    Indian animae has been criticized for subscribing to a certain mould. A type that dismisses the need to detail out finer character attributes or attempt infusing them with any distinct expression. Watching this film doesn't alter this perception much.

    49

    Jan 2016
  • Chhichhore

    The devil surely is in Tiwari’s sharp dialogues that ensure the film is consistently breezy and even in the sentimental scenes, the message is dropped without sounding too preachy. That said, the film tends to sag a bit in the second half before managing to redeem itself before the climax.

    69

    Sep 2019
  • Chhapaak

    While this story lacks that tension, the horrific episodes of assault pack the proceedings with sufficient dread to leave one singularly disturbed.

    69

    Jan 2020
  • Chef

    It takes a very American premise that deals with chefs, critics, foodtrucks and paternity visits, and attempts to put a desi tadka on it. Unfortunately, what you're left with here is as insipid and uninspiring as watery dal.

    49

    Oct 2017
  • Chauranga

    A pure festival film in treatment and manner of storytelling, it scores for allowing the audience join the dots and doesn't care to simplify or sanitize the proceedings for universal appeal.

    69

    Jan 2016