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

publication

The Hindu

Highest rating for
Lowest rating for
Number of reviews
524
Average rating
39

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Rating

  • Sarkar 3

    It’s not just the predictability of RGV’s turgid formula that irks but the obviousness of one’s own response and the sheer weariness involved in describing the experience.

    29

    May 2017
  • Maatr

    ...like one of the vigilante justice sagas of the 80s—old fashioned, rough, loud, over the top, and all about offering some kind of emotional catharsis through violence to the woman wronged, rather than any significant thoughts for us to ponder on.

    29

    Apr 2017
  • Noor

    Patronising as it may sound the film should have remained about Noor and her relationships alone. It’s when Noor’s professional side comes to fore that things start to crumble.

    39

    Apr 2017
  • Mukti Bhawan

    It’s all about death yet a steady strain of humour makes the film whimsical than morbid. Like life there is no clear compartmentalisation between pleasure and pain, happiness and grief, celebration and mourning.

    59

    Apr 2017
  • Trapped

    With him the film takes the audience to the edge of the seat and also makes it face its own weaknesses and resourcefulness in crises.

    59

    Mar 2017
  • Commando 2

    ...is an action film that decides to wear another mask; of topicality, social consciousness and patriotism, all for the heck of it. In the process the film loses its own identity entirely.

    19

    Mar 2017
  • Rangoon

    ...is an ambitious but overblown, overlong jumble because Bhardwaj decides to take on too many strands. And he doesn’t knit them well as a whole.

    39

    Feb 2017
  • Jolly LLB 2

    What Jolly LLB 2 essentially shows is how the marriage of opposites—the mainstream dramatic tropes and a realistic tapestry—can be the formula to go for, for Bollywood.

    59

    Feb 2017
  • Kaabil

    ... in the second half, the film becomes a usual revenge saga, marginally more engaging than deathly dull, dreary and deadening first half.

    39

    Jan 2017
  • Dangal

    Even as the film touches a chord, it makes one compare and contrast it with other Indian sports films, and not glowingly at that.

    69

    Dec 2016
  • Befikre

    What the film does try is to remain unpredictable and breezy in its expression of it. It tries to hold back from wallowing in the traditional, even as it posits the time-honoured and conventional as a solution.

    59

    Dec 2016