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

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  • Raavan

    ...constantly seeks out the dark recesses in its characters' heart. It does fall short in some of its emotional moments. But who said that a film about such fatally flawed people had to be picture-perfect?

    59

    Jun 2010
  • Raavan

    ...a confusing watch. For one, the script is filled with several flaws. Two, the antagonist is portrayed as a protagonist, due to which you neither hate him nor like him. Three, some of the events that take place in the film are hard to digest...

    29

    Jun 2010
  • Raajneeti

    ...not just a film that opens up the tattered edges of Indian politics. It dares to walk right into the muck with restraint, vigour and some sensitivity.

    59

    Jun 2010
  • Chase

    ...never quite overcomes the cheesy impulse, moving from one absurd episode to another, not quite the pacy thriller that one would think the introductory chase would lead us into.

    29

    May 2010
  • Housefull

    Story, sense, meaning... you won't find any of it in Housefull. Yet the film works, majorly because the situations are funny and the performances are top notch.

    59

    May 2010
  • City Of Gold

    ...not only marks the return of a storyteller who tells it like it is, without the comfort of shortcuts. It's also a macroscopic look at people who populate the fringes. Their silent protests are seldom heard in cinema.

    69

    Apr 2010
  • Apartment

    ...reads like a frighteningly disembodied episode, neither passionate nor bloody enough to qualify as a genuine slasher flick, of a television mini-series built around the theme of suburban loneliness.

    29

    Apr 2010
  • Apartment

    Mundra's message about urban professional's choice of sharing their space with strangers is true and interesting but his efforts in the movie are juvenile and vague.

    19

    Apr 2010
  • The Japanese Wife

    It is not often that you see films that you can truly call a labour of love, and even if that is its undoing- there is no question about the fact that this one is straight from the heart.

    39

    Apr 2010
  • Pankh

    ...do not have any entertainment value and it could not be completely passed as an art film. Works in bits but not for the faint hearted.

    29

    Apr 2010