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8 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.4/5.

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8reviews
2.44/5average rating
3highest: Manjunath
0.5lowest: Purani Jeans
2Under 2.25
22.25 to 2.9
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Roar2/5

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

You will groan in certain places, but you will grin when the tiger starts to prowl. In the end, it is a film that has been made with passion and care. It just falls short in certain elements.

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Amit Sahni Ki List poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

A movie about the quest for love. Sort of. In a way. Actually, a movie about the concept that love cannot be quantified but should be felt. In effect, this is a decent movie with the standard jokes and some really good ones.

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Humshakals poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

A fun and unconventional movie about a chef, his life, the people he loves and his dream to cook from the heart.

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The Xposé poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

Firstly it is a Himesh Bhai's film. "Suroor" makes a comeback. The movie is good fun when you watch it with your buddies. You will nudge each other and make silly comments about the dialogues. This is a movie for the weekend.

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Manjunath poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

This is not a hero film. This is a movie about one guy who made a choice to tell the truth. Nothing more, nothing less. His is a story that has to be heard, to ensure that Manjunath's life wasn't spent in vain.

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Purani Jeans poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

This movie takes patience to watch. So if you have nothing better to do and you want to watch a movie where you will laugh at the film and not with it, then this is for you.

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Gunday poster

2014 · Hindi · BookMyShow

With strong characters and a story filled with twists and turns, this movie takes us on an adventure.

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Katiyabaaz poster

2013 · Hindi · BookMyShow

It is a honest capture of a world that we might not know about. An honest point of view. In the end, we are left wondering how in the world are we still going through this.

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