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

publication

The Times of India

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Lowest rating for
Number of reviews
1185
Average rating
53

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Title

Rating

  • Parmanu

    What ‘Parmanu’ lacks in detail and authenticity, it makes up with emotions and a sense of national pride. The narrative isn’t explosive but it does have the dramatic moments to keep the viewer engaged.

    69

    May 2018
  • Baar Baar Dekho

    There are timeless love stories and then stories involving time travel. BBD belongs to the latter. Pleasant and fairly engaging but a tad tedious (like mathematics) to evoke a Baar Baar viewing.

    69

    Sep 2016
  • Karwaan

    ...might not be the roller coaster ride you expected it to be, but it leaves you with a warm fuzzy feeling in the heart that says all’s well that ends well.

    69

    Aug 2018
  • Malang

    The film begins well with a power-packed action scene, and dives straight into the drama. What it does lack is a tighter edit and dialogues that could elevate the narrative.

    69

    Feb 2020
  • Junglee

    Watch Junglee for its spellbinding action, cute elephants and gorgeous jungles. Such an adventurous and brave attempt is rare in Hindi cinema.

    69

    Mar 2019
  • Sarbjit

    The direction depicts a human being and a human truth - individuals often face prisons of politics where the innocent can be shackled in darkness.

    69

    May 2016
  • Bioscopewala

    Debutant filmmaker Deb Medhekar has quite skilfully adapted Tagore’s classic story for the screen. He has weaved an emotionally rich spectacle in the form of Bioscopewala about the bond between fathers and daughters.

    69

    May 2018
  • Players

    All you brave Indian filmmakers, do pick up classics, but first, get a bit classic yourself and learn about cult film making which is so much different from commercial cinema. You'll find the difference. Your Bollywood ventures end up like cold cuts - stylishly done - are so different from piping hot goulash.

    69

    Jan 2012
  • Vicky Donor

    Director Shoojit Sircar is back with a bold, first-of-its-kind concept that's taboo. He makes this sperm of an idea swim all the way. He intelligently uses comedy to break mindsets, without embarrassing moments or awkward lines. The film entertains, without preaching sexual moralities or social service.

    69

    Apr 2012
  • Zubaan

    ...might test your patience but it is heartbreaking in parts. Luckily, the melodrama is kept at bay even when the protagonist finds himself divided between materialism and mirth.

    59

    Mar 2016
  • Fanney Khan

    It does strike a few wrong chords to culminate into an emotional yet convenient climax. However, the showstopper is clearly Anil Kapoor with a knockout performance...

    59

    Aug 2018