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

publication

Time Out

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Number of reviews
164
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43

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  • Lakshmi

    It’s heartening to see women’s issues being taken up by filmmakers, and what Lakshmi lacks in storytelling, it makes up with intention and sincerity.

    59

    Mar 2014
  • Gangs Of Wasseypur 2

    The movie is as much heartless fun as the first, but it will also hopefully be the last word in the romanticisation of mofussil chic that has come to characterise a section of Hindi cinema.

    59

    Aug 2012
  • Main Tera Hero

    Breezy at best and hilarious in parts, Main Tera Hero is a trip down memory lane, where the original king of comedy – I mean David Dhawan here – regains some of his touch.

    59

    Apr 2014
  • Delhi Belly

    While Khan and off-screen stand up comedian Das also live up to their parts, the film doesn't work in bits. There's no real emotional core to the characters.

    59

    Jul 2011
  • Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

    The suggestion that emotional tangles can be unravelled by putting on a diving suit is daffy, but Zoya Akhtar's talent lies in creating rich characters that you're likely to remember afterwards even if you don't recall what they actually ended up doing.

    59

    Jul 2011
  • Shootout At Wadala

    ...would have been fun if it made no bones about being an unabashed crowd-pleaser, rather than the “authentic” docu-drama it annoyingly pretends to be and using the premise as a license to indulge in three Bs – bullets, breasts and (what you also end up telling yourself after watching it), “bhenchod.”

    49

    May 2013
  • Desi Boyz

    The movie is judgement-free, but it's also very pat. Buried underneath the piles of clothes discarded by Rocco and Hunter is a full-on sex comedy that's dying to come out.

    49

    Nov 2011
  • Listen... Amaya

    Too often, it feels like the film is straining for hipness, with its coffee table books and jogging and touristy Delhi locales like Khan Market and Chandni Chowk. All of which are at odds with the three living, breathing characters at its centre.

    49

    Feb 2013
  • David

    ...given that David had the potential to be three great films in one. Instead, it ends up being only half of what it promised.

    49

    Feb 2013
  • Chillar Party

    ...as soon as the kids take up matters bigger than their size and become preachy, the film loses its spark. Sometimes it is better to let kids be kids.

    49

    Jul 2011
  • Players

    ...it never makes the mistake of taking itself too seriously and manages to successfully Bollywood-ise a Hollywood speciality - the big-budget heist movie.

    49

    Jan 2012