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

publication

The New Indian Express

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Lowest rating for
Number of reviews
284
Average rating
47

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Rating

  • Chance Pe Dance

    The film offers simply nothing in terms of a plot. Though it starts of well, the lack of depth in characters soon gets exposed and the boringness creeps in.

    39

    Jan 2010
  • Bombay Talkies

    This is a beguiling, beautiful and befitting homage to 100 years of Indian cinema. It's also proof that different stories in an episodic film could comfortably have directors with different sensitivities staring in the same line of vision.

    99

    May 2013
  • Bombairiya

    And though Bombairiya is far from perfect, it is an ideal example of how that statement rings true. Sukanya and her team deserve to be commended on a decent effort all round.

    59

    Jan 2019
  • Bhaiaji Superhittt

    Films like Bhaiaji Superhit were once considered senseless fun. Today, they bear the shuddering foretaste of a zombie apocalypse, one where out-of-wind actors raise the undead of their past glories and come rushing towards the audience, desperate for one last bite.

    19

    Nov 2018
  • Besharam

    ...is devoid of rhythm, sur or taal. It's shot like an ongoing television sitcom where the actors are clueless about which way the intended laughter would take them.

    39

    Oct 2013
  • Begum Jaan

    There is nothing even Vidya Balan can do to make things interesting here when that happens. And we never get to know enough about the characters to identify with their sense of loss and longing.

    39

    Apr 2017
  • Befikre

    Unfortunately, it is Aditya’s stories that cannot shape shift to fit into post — Dil Chahta Hai, post-Imtiaz Ali, post-Shakun Batra grammar of Bollywood.

    39

    Dec 2016
  • Barfi!

    Every once in a while, along comes a movie that urges us to look beyond its trappings.  To lose ourselves in the lives of its characters, and the simple, but powerful, emotions that touch their lives.

    79

    Sep 2012
  • Badlapur

    ...Varun Dhawan completely draws you into his agony, his anger but when the villain of the film becomes more engrossing than the protagonist, we kind of lose the plot.

    49

    Feb 2015
  • Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?

    ...the screenplay is weak, the basic premise engages to a point, after which you hear yourself echoing Puneet and Munmun’s plea: ‘Atithi tum kab jaoge?’ Because once he leaves you know the film will finally end.

    49

    Mar 2010
  • Article 15

    Cynicism and hope strike a precarious balance in Mulk director Anubhav Sinha’s new film. The procedural drama paints a grim picture of caste-based violence in rural India.

    59

    Jun 2019