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

publication

The Hindu

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Number of reviews
524
Average rating
39

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  • Humshakals

    ...delivers an entertaining narrative that shifts gears between comic-book humour and heavy-duty drama with ease.

    79

    Dec 2009
  • Ekk Deewana Tha

    Even if you dont mind the lack of detailing, you cant avoid the potholes in the script. As we wait for Jessie to make up her mind, the film loses its coherence.

    19

    Feb 2012
  • London Paris New York

    ...makes for a great date as you get a quick walking tour of the cities (cinematography by Sameer Arya), all for the price of a movie ticket and you'll be back in less than 100 minutes.

    49

    Mar 2012
  • Agent Vinod

    While the basics make sure that Agent Vinod is way better than run-of-the-mill Bollywood, our standards for Sriram Raghavan are sky high. This is a disappointment only because we expect a lot more from the guy who takes his time and dedicates himself completely to films.

    49

    Mar 2012
  • Blood Money

    A sincere Kunal Khemu aside, this is a cheesy, predictable, over-the-top adult-rated modern-day adaptation of Hansel and Gretel.

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Bumboo

    A wannabe Bheja Fry, this crass, scatalogical humour-infested stagey remake is just about funny enough to make you source out the French original Lemmerdeur "A Pain in the Ass".

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Bittoo Boss

    ...is the poor man's Band Baja Baraat but with a voice of its own. What's admirable is it wears that poor man's badge with pride.

    49

    Apr 2012
  • Hate Story

    The film may give morality a Dam(n) but there has to be logic. Thanks to the jerky narrative, instead of empathising with the characters you start laughing at them.

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Tezz

    Set out to make a thriller, Priyadarshan delivers an unintentional comedy which is neither sharp nor sensible.

    19

    Apr 2012
  • Jannat 2

    This is the kind of film that would have gone straight to video in Hollywood, made strictly for a niche audience of a niche film. So dont worry about missing this. Just a matter of time before they make it again as Jannat 3.

    19

    May 2012
  • Fatso

    Using magical realism Kapoor deals with deep-seated human quandaries in a light-hearted fashion but ultimately fails to realise the potential of the subject.

    39

    May 2012
  • Ishaqzaade

    Writer-Director Habib Faisal succeeds to a great extent in crafting an unpredictable first half full of spunk and spirit, but plays it boringly safe in the second, offering no new solutions or fresh perspectives in a story that has been done to death.

    39

    May 2012
  • Department

    It's high time the filmmaker struggling with form realised that this nauseatingly gimmicky camerawork he has been afflicted with in his last few films distracts from the story.

    19

    May 2012
  • Yeh Khula Aasmaan

    The film unwinds at a lazy, sluggish pace which in itself wouldn't have been such a bad thing if it did create genuinely heart-warming moments without relying on melodrama or a sentimental overdose.

    29

    May 2012
  • Rowdy Rathore

    The film wears the kitsch-as-entertainment badge on its heart to unleash the cheesiest, corniest and campiest of cliches.

    19

    Jun 2012
  • Shanghai

    With not a single dull moment and every department in fine form, this is tour de force filmmaking. Simply one of the best and bravest films you will see this year.

    79

    Jun 2012
  • Gangs Of Wasseypur

    All that coolth and pop realism may do well with the die hard Kashyap cult but for the rest of us who paid to watch a bloody saga of revenge, it seems like a long wait at the circus.

    39

    Jun 2012
  • Maximum

    There are a couple of gripping moments but they come in too late, way after our interest in the film is long dead.

    39

    Jul 2012