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

publication

The Times of India

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Number of reviews
1185
Average rating
53

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Rating

  • Shakeela

    ...is an honest attempt that tells a much lesser known story of a fallen star, but more conviction and stronger writing, could have propelled this not-so-dirty picture to newer highs.

    49

    Dec 2020
  • Shagird

    Punctuated with thrilling chases and shoot-outs in the crowded by-lanes of Delhi, Shagird is another interesting film from maverick director Tigmanshu Dhulia...

    69

    May 2011
  • Shab

    We need filmmakers like him to have conversations about subjects like same-sex relationships, single mothers, but he needs to have his objective clear.

    39

    Jul 2017
  • Shaapit

    The film works not so much due to its story. Rather, it's the way Vikram Bhatt tells his story -- with a certain polish and pizzazz -- that draws you in.

    59

    Mar 2010
  • Shaandaar

    Seriously, how was anyone to guess that this is a cruel joke played by Bahl on his investors and perhaps on an unsuspecting audience.

    39

    Oct 2015
  • Setters

    A thriller devoid of any sort of pressure, falls flat and thus feels never ending. Solid writing would have done wonders for a film like this that had the potential to be gripping.

    49

    May 2019
  • Sarkar 3

    Coming to the all-important question—is Ram Gopal Varma of Shiva, Satya, Company and the first part of Sarkar back in form? Well, you can see some flashes of the filmmaker’s intensity here.

    59

    May 2017
  • 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
  • Sanju

    Hirani, in his signature style, takes you through Sanju's remarkable journey with the finesse and commitment it needs.

    79

    Jun 2018
  • Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar

    ...is one of those neo-noir films that set out with a promise to engage, entertain and educate by slowly unraveling its layered subtext. But with its preposterous execution and frustratingly slow pace, it’s the audience who might want to escape, much before Sandeep and Pinky.

    49

    Mar 2021
  • Sandcastle

    Under the broad umbrella of Sandcastle's overall feminist import and the examination of aspects related to the female psyche, it is a film about self-realization and identity, but one that could have been told better.

    49

    Mar 2014