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8 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.3/5.

Bharathi Pradhan
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8reviews
2.25/5average rating
3highest: Daayra
1.5lowest: Toxic
3Under 2.25
42.25 to 2.9
13 to 3.9
04 and up

Hindi 2.36/5 (7)Kannada 1.5/5 (1)

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Daayra poster

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

Well balanced, Meghna's sensible handling of a legal and ethical debate provides food for thought.

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Batwara 1947 poster

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

30 years after they teamed up for Ghatak, Sunny Deol and director Raj Kumar Santoshi have come together for the Partition drama Batwara 1947.

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Ohh My Dog poster

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

In an atmosphere where dogs are being culled and tortured with impunity, writer-director Amit Rai’s film emphasising kindness to animals, is timely. But is his storytelling cute and engrossing? Lehren watches and reports.

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Alpha poster
Alpha1.5/5

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

Let’s get two things out of the way right away. YRF has abandoned its RAW+ISI bhai-bhai theme for a change and Sharvari (as Durga) is not a Pak agent teaming with Indian Sita (Alia Bhatt).

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Main Vaapas Aaunga poster

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

After Amar Singh Chamkila (2024), when filmmaker Imtiaz Ali teams again with Diljit Dosanjh, does he tell another story set in Punjab that holds you spellbound? Lehren watches and reports.

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Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata poster

2026 · Hindi · Lehren

The 2026 film led by Kangana Ranaut documents the bravery beyond the call of duty displayed by the unsung nurses of Cama Albless Hospital on the dark night of 26/11 in 2008.

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Mission Majnu poster

2023 · Hindi · Lehren

If the edge-of-the-seat thrill is missing most of the way, so is the action. Except for two action sequences, one on a train and another at the airport, its a largely unexciting spy story.

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