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

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Number of reviews
164
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43

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  • Kahaani

    Sujoy Ghosh is capable of delivering a tight script. He shows us that you can make a Hindi movie without songs and nobody will miss them.

    49

    Mar 2012
  • Ra.One

    ...there's ultimately no escaping the poorly drawn characters, Khan's weird mannerisms and the surfeit of references to the male nether regions.

    39

    Oct 2011
  • Kites

    Character development is sacrificed for Hallmark moments between the leads, which are just about the only entertaining bits in the film.

    39

    May 2010
  • Pyaar Ka Punchnama

    Director and writer Luv Ranjan seems to have a string of bad breakups. Only that can explain why the villains in his debut movie are the girlfriends – who are difficult, demanding, unfathomable and annoying.

    39

    May 2011
  • Anjaana Anjaani

    ...treats suicide and people who want to kill themselves as one big joke. The movie could have been a black comedy, but the writing simply isn’t sharp enough. There is no character development worth its name.

    39

    Oct 2010
  • Kick

    The setting seemed ripe for an entertaining no-brainer, but Kick will remain as forgettable as most money-spinners lately.

    39

    Jul 2014
  • Department

    ...the movie is a self-consciously parodic version of the cops-and-gangster genre that Varma has mined successfully in the past as a director and producer.

    39

    May 2012
  • The Xpose

    ...the film fails spectacularly is in its inability to come together as either an unapologetic camp-fest or serious murder mystery, trying to walk the fine line unsuccessfully. As a movie set against the backdrop of the Hindi film industry, it’s neither outrageous, nor sardonic, and definitely not cheesy enough.

    39

    May 2014
  • Shabri

    There's the same catatonic acting, the staccato dialogue delivery, the bursts of violence, the over-loud background score, the strange camera angles, the crooked cops and larger-than-life thugs. Perhaps it's time to give the Mumbai gangster genre a rest.

    39

    Sep 2011
  • Rocket Singh

    ...emerges as a gentle, inoffensive, occasionally smile-inducing but slow paced film that stays firm on the same level, bereft of any crests or troughs. It’s flat and fails to come to life.

    39

    Dec 2009
  • 3 Idiots

    ...delivers several neatly written comic scenes and feel-good moments, but the movie isn’t as crisp and sure-footed as his Munnabhai films.

    39

    Dec 2009