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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  • Sab Kushal Mangal

    ...insults the audience’s intelligence. It wallows in mediocrity and believes that non-Metros (where they hope this film will have a good run) are stuck in the 1980s to lap up anything that’s lobbed at them.

    29

    Jan 2020
  • Ready

    When stars the size of Salman use such self-deprecating context-less humour, there is little chance of the audience not empathising.

    29

    Jun 2011
  • Shab

    Onir recently argued that he doesn't fancy himself as an indie filmmaker but a commercial one. And that his 'treatment' lends his films to be deemed otherwise. But here, he stereotypes homosexuals, sex workers and everyone in between.

    29

    Jul 2017
  • Aazaan

    If only a more generous fraction of these tens of crores was spent on hiring writing talent and a little more time spent with the actors, we might've had a half-decent action film.

    29

    Oct 2011
  • Dozakh

    The climax, potentially a brave black-and-white triumph of humanity over religion, must have looked iconic on paper. This depth, however, is dissolved by an archaic display of craft.

    29

    Mar 2015
  • The Attacks Of 26/11

    But it is RGV who has the last laugh as he guilt-trips you into standing up through his reversescrolling end titles in memory of the lives lost in 26/11. And even though you’ve battled through this personal assault of a film, you have no option but to comply.

    29

    Mar 2013
  • Mohalla Assi

    ...Mohalla Assi’s trivial issues and laboured execution only manage to leave you feeling sedated and groggy — its 120-minute runtime doesn’t even allow one to complete a single sleep cycle.

    29

    Nov 2018
  • Super Nani

    Mr Kumar has created a world that will instantly take you back to the regressive ways of the 18th century-the kind of attitude you battled to break norms and set the stage.

    19

    Nov 2014
  • Hotel Milan

    If Roy Kapur doesn’t get a kick out of self-harm, it’s difficult to imagine why he would agree to be a part of Hotel Milan. It’s the kind of project you’d not wish on your worst enemy.

    19

    Nov 2018
  • Hostel

    ...gets a very flat, grim, unidimensional treatment from the director, which ends up making the story more morbidly filmy than dramatically real.

    19

    Jan 2011
  • Jaanisaar

    One can only imagine the atrocities Indians braved during the British occupation. But occupying a seat to watch this film would be counted as self-inflicted torture, as you now know what you're signing up for.

    19

    Aug 2015